Concha nasalis inferior
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'Concha nasalis inferior is a thin flat bone, similar in shape to the concha nasalis media, slightly larger, similarly arched and its upper edge fixed to
wall nasal cavity.
The Processus maxillaris is a curved projection on the cranial side, by which the concha joins the facies nasalis maxillae in the sutures so that it completes this surface. It makes the team less of a hole that it is sinus maxillaris associated with cavitas nasi.
From the upper edge of the concha still protrudes:
- processus lacrimalis - a small protrusion forward upwards for connection with the os lacrimale; by attaching to the upper jaw and to the lacrimal bone, it co-creates the wall of the bony "canalis nasolacrimalis";
- processus ethmoidalis' - projection backwards up for connection with the processus uncinatus conchae mediae.
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References[edit | edit source]
- ČIHÁK, Radomír – GRIM, Miloš. Anatomie. 2. edition. Grada Publishing, 2002. 470 pp. vol. 1. ISBN 80-7169-970-5.
