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Palpebral Branch of Lacrimal Nerve
Nervous System

Palpebral Branch of Lacrimal Nerve

Rami palpebrales nervi lacrimalis

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Quick Facts

Origin: Lacrimal nerve.

Course: Runs from the lacrimal gland anteriorly to the skin of the upper lateral eyelid.

Branches: None.

Supply: Conveys general sensation from the skin of the upper lateral eyelid.

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Origin

The palpebral branch of the lacrimal nerve is a terminal branch of the lacrimal nerve.

Course

The palpebral branch of the lacrimal nerve runs anteriorly from the lacrimal gland to the overlying skin of the lateral upper eyelid.

Branches

There are no named branches.

Supplied Structures

The palpebral branch of the lacrimal nerve is a sensory nerve conveying general sensation from the skin of the upper lateral eyelid.

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