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stylomastoid

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stylomastoid [¦stī·lō′ma‚stȯid]
(anatomy)
Relating to the styloid and the mastoid processes of the temporal bone.
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The arterial blood supply is typically the ascending pharyngeal artery and the stylomastoid branch of the occipital artery.
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The bony mass was found adherent to the sigmoid sinus, stylomastoid foramen, fallopian canal, and digastric muscle.
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