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NASAL CAVITY
ROOF FLOOR |
3. Roof: composed ofthe cribriform plate anteriorly and body ofthe sphe-
noid posteriorly 4. Floor: formed by the hard palate |
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OLFACTORY NERVE
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C. Nerves
1. Olfactory nerve: not a single nerve; nerve processes from olfactory neu- rons aggregate into numerous olfactory nerves which ascend through the foramina in the cribriform plate and enter the olfactory bulb; the olfactory tract extends posteriorly from the olfactory bulb |
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ANTERIOR ETHMOIDAL NERVE
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C. Nerves
2. Anterior ethmoidal nerve: enters the nasal cavity through the cribriform plate and divides into tlie internal and external nasal nerves; the inter- nal nasal nerve provides sensory innervation to the anterosuperior parts of the lateral nasal wall and nasal septum, and the external nasal nerve exits the nasal cavity between the nasal bone and lateral process ofthe septal cartilage to supply tlie dorsum and tip ofthe nose |
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MAXILLARY NERVE
-traverses... |
3. Maxillary nerve
a. Traverses foramen rotundum and emerges into the pterygopalatine fossa where the pterygopalatine ganglion is suspended from it; its sensory branches to tlie nasal cavity are noted below |
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MAXILARY NERVE
POSTERIOR SUPERIOR LATERAL NASAL NERVES |
3. Maxillary nerve
b. Posterior superior lateral nasal nerves: enter the nasal cavity through the Sphenopalatine foramen, posterior to the middle nasal concha; supply the posterosuperior part ofthe lateral nasal wall |
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MAXILLARY NERVE
POSTERIOR SUPERIOR MEDIAL NASAL NERVES |
3. Maxillary nerve
c. Posterior superior medial nasal nerves and their largest branch, the nasopalatine nerve: enter the nasal cavity through the Sphenopalatine foramen, posterior to tlie middle nasal concha, and supply the post- erosuperior, posteroinferior, and anteroinferior parts of the nasal septum; the nasopalatine nerve continues through the incisive canal and incisive fossa and provides sensory innervation to the hard pal- ate posterior to the upper incisors |
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MAXILLARY NERVE
POSTERIOR INFERIOR LATERAL NASAL NERVES |
3. Maxillary nerve
d. Posterior inferior lateral nasal nerves: arise from the greater palatine nerve, a branch ofthe maxillary nerve, as it descends in the inferior part ofthe greater palatine canal; supply the posteroinferior part of the lateral nasal wall |
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MAXILLARY NERVE
INFRAORBITAL NERVE |
3. Maxillary nerve
e. Infraorbital nerve: after emerging onto the face through the infra- orbital foramen, some of its branches supply the anteroinferior part ofthe lateral nasal wall |
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MAXILLARY NERVE
POSTGANGLIONIC PS... |
3. Maxillary nerve
t. Postganglionic parasympathetic secretomotor fibers from the pterygo-palatine ganglion course with branches ofthe maxillary nerve ; they stimulate secretion of nasal glands |