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    The nose has external and internal parts. The external nose consists of bone and cartilage that form its framework, along with nasal muscles and skin. Internally, the nose contains the nasal vestibule, cavity, and choanae. The nasal cavity has lateral and medial walls, a roof, and floor. It is lined by mucous membrane that varies in thickness across the respiratory, olfactory, and vestibular regions. Blood supply comes from the internal and external carotid arteries, while lymphatic drainage flows to submandibular and jugular nodes. Nerves originate from the olfactory bulbs and others like the ethmoidal and sphenopalatine ganglia.

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    The nose has external and internal parts. The external nose consists of bone and cartilage that form its framework, along with nasal muscles and skin. Internally, the nose contains the nasal vestibule, cavity, and choanae. The nasal cavity has lateral and medial walls, a roof, and floor. It is lined by mucous membrane that varies in thickness across the respiratory, olfactory, and vestibular regions. Blood supply comes from the internal and external carotid arteries, while lymphatic drainage flows to submandibular and jugular nodes. Nerves originate from the olfactory bulbs and others like the ethmoidal and sphenopalatine ganglia.

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    Anatomy of Nose

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    The nose has external and internal parts. The external nose consists of bone and cartilage that form its framework, along with nasal muscles and skin. Internally, the nose contains the nasal vestibule, cavity, and choanae. The nasal cavity has lateral and medial walls, a roof, and floor. It is lined by mucous membrane that varies in thickness across the respiratory, olfactory, and vestibular regions. Blood supply comes from the internal and external carotid arteries, while lymphatic drainage flows to submandibular and jugular nodes. Nerves originate from the olfactory bulbs and others like the ethmoidal and sphenopalatine ganglia.

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    ANATOMY OF

    NOSE

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    PARTS OF
    NOSE

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    External nose:
    Osteocartilagenous framework
    bony part
    cartilaginous part

    Nasal musculature
    Nasal skin
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    OSTEOCARTILAGINOU
    S FRAMEWORK

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    Internal nose:
    Vestibule of nose
    Nasal cavity proper

    Lateral wall
    Medial wall
    Roof
    Floor
    Choanae

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    LINING MEMBRANE OF
    INTERNAL NOSE
    Vestibule:-

    Lined by skin containing hair, hair follicles,


    sebaceous glands.

    Olfactory region:-

    Mucous membrane.

    Respiratory region:-

    Mucous membrane shows varible


    thickenings.

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    Lateral wall

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    Structures on lateral
    wall of nose

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    Medial wall
    Columellar
    septum
    Membranous
    septum
    Septum proper

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    Roof
    Anterior slope
    Middle horizontal
    Posterior slope

    Floor
    Ant. 3/4th formed by palatine process of the
    maxilla
    Post. 1/4th formed
    by the palatine bone.
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    Arterial supply

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    Venous drainage

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    Nerve supply

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    NERVE SUPPLY
    Olfactory nerves
    Nerves of common sensation

    Ant. Ethmoidal nerve


    Branches of sphenopalatine ganglion
    Branches of infra-orbital nerve

    Autonomic nerves

    Parasympathetic-greater superficial petrosal


    nerve
    Sympathetic-from T1 & T2
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    LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    From ext. nose & ant. Part of
    the nasal cavity : into
    submandibular nodes.
    Rest of the nasal cavity : upper
    jugular nodes either directly or
    through the retropharyngeal
    nodes.
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    THANK
    YOU

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