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Anatomy of Nose
Nose
External
Bony Part
Cartilaginous Part
External Nose
Pyramidal in shape (root up & base downward) Consists of osteocartilaginous framework covered by muscles and skin.
External Nose
Bony Part Osteocartilaginous framework -Upper one-third -2 nasal bone
Cartilaginous
Part
Nasal Musculature
-F(x) : movement of nasal tip, ala and the overlying skin -eg: procerus, nasalis (transverse and alar parts), levator labii superioris laeque nasi, ant. and post. dilator nares and depressor septi. -over nasal bone and upper lateral cartilages is thin and freely mobile -cover alar cartilges is thick and adherent and contain many sebaceous gland
Nasal Skin
External Nose
Bony Part Osteocartilaginous framework Cartilaginous Part -Upper one-third -2 nasal bone -lower two-thirds -it consists of : a) Upper lateral cartilages b) Lower lateral cartilages (alar cartilages) c) Lesser Alar (sesamoid) cartilages d) Septal cartilage
External Nose
Nasal Musculature
-F(x) : movement of nasal tip, ala and the overlying skin -eg: procerus, nasalis (transverse and alar parts), levator labii superioris laeque nasi, ant. and post. dilator nares and depressor septi.
Nasal Skin
-over nasal bone and upper lateral cartilages is thin and freely mobile -cover alar cartilges is thick and adherent and contain many sebaceous gland
Internal Nose
Divided into right and left nasal cavities Communicates with:
Exterior: through naris (nostril Nasopharynx: through post. nasal aperture (choana)
Vestibule Internal Nose Nasal Cavity Proper Has a lateral wall, a medial wall, a roof and a floor -lined by skin and contains sebaceous glands, hair follicles and hair (vibrissae)
Internal Nose
Turbinates (conchae) Lateral nasal wall Meatus Medial wall Nasal Cavity Proper
Roof
Floor
Internal Nose
Lateral nasal wall
Internal Nose
Medial wall
Nasal Cavity Proper
Roof Floor
Internal Nose
Mucose membrane
Paranasal Sinuses
Plexus Kiesselbach
Autonomic :
Parasympathetic greater superficial petrosal vidian sphenopalatine ganglion Sympathetic upper 2 thoracic superior cervical gangglion deep petrosal nerve join parasympathetic to form vidian
Lymphatic Drainage
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