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Position and syntopy of thenasal cavity

Neighbors with the frontal,orbital, buccal and oral regions ·



Lateral side: ethmoidalcells, maxillary sinus · Superiorly: anteriorcranial fossa, sphenoidal sinus ·


Posteriorly: nasopharynx·


Inferiorly: oralcavity

anatomical parts of the nasal cavity

1. Nasus externus


2. Cartilagines nasals


3. Vestibulum nasi


4. Cavitas nasi propria


5. Septum nasi


6. Roof of nasal cavity


7. Floor of nasal cavity



Nasus externus{f~

By the nasal bones and thecartilages (covered by thick skin) ·



Radix nasi- isbetween the orbits ·


Dorsum nasi- dorsalpart of the nose ·


Apex nasi- the tipof the nose·


Nares- the nostrils,the inlets to the nasal cavity Alae nasi- thewings, lateral parts

Cartilagines nasalsts_inclzf~

Partly fused with the nasalbones and partly produce the dorsum


Caudally: neighboringwith the spetal parts of the major alar cartilages


Posteriorly:projecting as pro. phenoidalis/posterior between the vomer andthe lamina perpendicularis ethmoidalis



· Cartilago nasi lateralis:g

1. Paired triangularcartilage forming the upper parts of the alae nasi ig~dA

· Cartilago alaris major:g

Paired horseshoeshaped cartilage


forming the lowerpart of the alae nasi, (by crus laterale)


forming the lowercartilaginous part of the nasal septum by (crus mediale)


the angles of bothcartilages produce the apex nasi

· cartilago alaris minor, (by <^f~

2-4 tiny cartilagesbetween the crus lateral (of major alar) and the pro. Frontalis of the maxilla he Sf~w

vestibulum nasi

From the nostrils to theridge by the lower border of the lateral nasal cartilage (limen nasi)




Covered by thick skin (vibrissae)·


Projecting anteriorly tothe recessus apicis nasi

cavitas nasi propria

1. meatus nasi inferior:
below concha nasi inferior


lacrimal secreation from the ductus nasolacrimal




2. meatus nasi medius


below the concha nasi medius


connects with sinus maxilla and sinus frontalis




3. meatus nasi superior


above the concha nasi medius


expended posteriorly to the recessus sphenoethmoidalis




in the recessus the sinus sphenoidalis+ posterior ethmoidal cells are drained

roof of nasal cavity

laterl nasal cartilages


nasal bones


pars nasalis frontalis


lamina cribrosa


corpus sphenoid

floor nasal cavity

pro. palatinus maxxilla


lamina horizontalis ossis palatine



height of the larynx

C4-C6

position

cranially: laryngopharynx


caudally: trachea


anteriorly covered: m. infrahyoidei


laterally: a. carotid communis, v. jugularis internal, n. vagus




recessus piriformis: bulges into the hypopharnx posteriorly

cartilages of the larynx

1. thyroid


2. cricoid


3. arytenoid


4. epiglottis


5. corniculata


6. cuneiformis

articulation of the laryngs

1. art. cricoarytenoidea


2. art. cricothyroidea



ligaments of the larynx

1. mem. thyroidea


2. lig. hyoepiglotticum


3. lig. thyroepiglotticum


4. mem. fibroelastica laryngix


a. mem. quadratus


b. conus elasticus

muscles of the epiglottis

1. m. thyroepiglotticus


2. m. arytepiglotticus



muscles moving the cricoarytenoid joint

1. m. cricoarytenoideus posterior (abductor of the arytenoid)


2. m. cricoartenoideus lateralis (adductor)


3. m. arytenoideus obliquus (Adductor)


4. m. arytenoideus transversus (adductor)



muscles moving the cricothyroid joint (tension of the vocal cords)

1. m. cricothyroideus (tenses the vocal cords)


2. m. thyroarytenoideus (relaxion the vocal cords)


3. m. vocalis (relaxing the cords)

the position of the cartilago arytenoid during phonation position

1. adduction of the vocal cords (closed)

the position of the cartilago arytenoid during respiration position

abduction (open)

paranasal sinuses

1. sinus maxillaris


2. sinus frontalis


3. sinus ethmoidalis


4. sinus sphenoidalis