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Le canal carotidien donne passage à l'artère carotide interne. Il commence à la face postéro-inférieure de la partie pétreuse de l'os temporal, à l'orifice inférieur du canal carotidien, il monte d'abord verticalement, puis après un trajet de quelques millimètres, se coude à angle droit pour se diriger en avant et en dedans jusqu'au sommet de la partie pétreuse.
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