The foramen ovale is present in the posterior part of the greater wing of sphenoid. A trauma or space-occupying lesion in this area would result in clinical manifestations due to compression of the structures passing through it. This study was undertaken because of the clinical significance of the foramen ovale in radiological and neurological procedures. The aim is to study the morphometry of the foramen ovale and its bilateral variations.
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