THE SECTIONAL ANATOMY AND CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NASAL SEPTUM
Yongsheng Ou
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Yongsheng Ou
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Objective:In order to provide anatomical data for diagnosis and therapy of diseases of nasal septum, the changes of thickness of nasal septum were studied. Methods: The width and length of nasal septum and nearby structures were observed and measured with 18 head specimens of coronal and horizontal sections. Results: The thickness of nasal septum is various at different area. The thickness of anterior one third of nasal septum is 10.8±1.2mm that it is the thickest of all parts. The posterior part is thinner with 1.5±0.3mm. The part of thickness consists of mucosa mainly and the thickness of mucosa is 8.6±0.7mm. Conclusions: This study has clinical significance such as nasal septum surgery, the hemorrhage of nasal cavity and nasal airflow obstruction.
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Objective:In order to provide anatomical data for diagnosis and therapy of diseases of nasal septum, the changes of thickness of nasal septum were studied. Methods: The width and length of nasal septum and nearby structures were observed and measured with 18 head specimens of coronal and horizontal sections. Results: The thickness of nasal septum is various at different area. The thickness of anterior one third of nasal septum is 10.8±1.2mm that it is the thickest of all parts. The posterior part is thinner with 1.5±0.3mm. The part of thickness consists of mucosa mainly and the thickness of mucosa is 8.6±0.7mm. Conclusions: This study has clinical significance such as nasal septum surgery, the hemorrhage of nasal cavity and nasal airflow obstruction.
Key concepts: Nasal septum, Medicine, Coronal plane, Nasal cavity, Anatomy, Mucous membrane of nose, Deviated nasal septum, Clinical significance