SUTURA FRONTALIS PERSISTENS (SUTURA METOPICA) PERSISTENT FRONTAL SUTURE (METOPIC SUTURE)

İnsanlarda bazı kemikler embriyonal dönemde birkaçparçadan oluşur. İleri dönemde bu parçalar birleşerektek bir kemik haline dönüşür. Kafatası kemiklerinde buparçalar genellikle birleşirken bazen birleşmeyebilir vebuna bağlı olarak aralarında kalıcı bir sutura ortayaçıkabilir. Os frontale’de bu suturaya, sutura frontalispersistens (sutura metopica) denir. AraştırmamızdaErciyes Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi AnatomiLaboratuvarı'nda bulunan 57 kafatası üzerinde bulunansutura metopica’lar incelendi. İncelediğimiz 57 kafatasının beş tanesinde (%8,77) sutura metopica tespit edildi,15 tanesinde (%26,32) sutura metopica’nın burun kısmının ikincil füzyonu olan ve genellikle tek başına görülen sutura supranasale’nin bulunduğu tespit edildi. Bulgularımız diğer araştırmalardaki sonuçlar ile benzerlikgöstermektedir. Bulgularımızın bundan sonraki çalışmalarda ve kafataslarına yapılacak cerrahi müdahalelerde yol gösterici olacağı kanaatindeyiz.

Some bones in humans consist of several parts during the embryonal period. In the later period these parts merge and turn into a single bone. In the skull bones, these parts are usually combine, sometimes not joining and consequently a permanent suture may occur between them. This suture is called persistent frontal suture (metopic suture) in frontal bone. In our study, the metopic sutures were found on 57 skulls in the Anatomy Laboratory of Erciyes University Faculty of Medicine. Of the 57 skulls we examined, 5 (8.77%) were detected to have metopic sutures while 15 (26.32%) were found to have supranasal suture, the fusion of the nasal portion of a persistent metopic suture generally appearing a single. Our findings are similar to the results obtained in other research findings. We believe that our findings will be a guide for future studies and surgical interventions with skulls.

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