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Sinusitis

Frontal sinus drains through

Frontonasal duct, in haitus semilunaris

Sphenoid sinus opens in

Roof of nasal cavity

Ethmoidal sinus drain

Semilunar haitus

Divisions of the nasal cavity

The vesituble


Resp. Region


Olfactory region

Nasal conchae

Bones that form space in the nasal cavity for seperate pathways for air to blow


Sup.


Middle


Inf


Nasal conchae

What lies superiorly and posteriorly to superior meatis

Spheno-ethmoidal recess

Where does the middle ethmoidal sinus open into

Ethmoidal bullae which is a bump formed by the middle ethmoidal sinus itself

What passes through incisive canal

Greater palatine vessels n nerve

Sphenoplatine fossa

Sphenoplatine artery, nasopaltine artey ane superior nasal nerves pass through it

Vasculature of nose

From externa carotid and from internal carotid

What vessels from external carotid

Anterior and posterior ethmoidal artery which is branch of opthalmic artery, descend through the cribiform plate

What branches of internal carotid artery

Sphenoplatine


Greater platine


Superior labial


Lateral nasal

Venous drainage of the nose

Pterygoid plexus


Cavernous sinus


Facial vein

Nerves

Procerus


Saddle nose deformation

Trauma


Nasal septal haematoma

How does nasal septal haemotoma coz saddle nose

Because the nasal septum itself has no blood supply of its own and during haematoma it is destroyed due to lack of oxygen

Flaring of nose is by

Alar part of nasalis and depressor septi nasal

Vessels and lymphatics

Danger triangle

The opthalmic vein drains facial vein to cavernous sinus which lies inside the cranial fossa so infection of nose may get carried to brain

Motor innervation to nasal muscles of facial expressions

Cn vii

Sensory innervation of nose

Cn v