In the Early Days of Medicine, Frontal Lobotomies Were Performed

Multiple Choice

In the early days of medicine, frontal lobotomies were performed to treat psychiatric disorders. This archaic procedure was typically done using a sharp instrument to poke through a thin bone in the skull that would allow access to the frontal lobe of the brain. Based on your knowledge of the cranial bones, which bone of the orbit of the eye do you think physicians would "poke through"?

A) Sphenoid bone
B) Ethmoid bone
C) Frontal bone
D) Lacrimal bone