normal sinus anatomy. A systematic approach to nasal endoscopic examination permits visualization of the anatomic and pathologic detail of the anterior ethmoid, middle meatus, and middle turbinate ...

Hemorrhage as a result of inadvertent injury to the anterior or posterior ethmoid, or sphenopalatine ... and the patient receiving functional endoscopic sinus surgery must commit to nasal care ...

It also highlighted a right ethmoid sinus mass, extending through the cribriform plates to abut the gyrus rectus ... In addition, the patient was not inherently coagulopathic, and a negative anterior ...

Some exercises and stretches, like posterior pelvic tilt, gluteal bridge, squats, and hip stretches, may help reduce anterior pelvic tilt. Share on Pinterest Your pelvis helps you walk ...

The nasal bones are also close to other facial structures, so blunt force to the nasal bones can also lead to more severe injuries, including trauma to your ethmoid bone (the bone between your eyes) ...

Sinus headaches are those that occur due to inflammation and congestion of the sinuses, the cavities (empty spaces) formed by the facial bones of your skull. These headaches are characterized by head ...

The ethmoid bone, located between the eyes and at the top of the nasal cavity, plays a crucial role in supporting the nasal structure and forming part of the eye sockets. Strengthening this bone ...

A polyp is an oedematous mucous membrane which forms a pedunculating process with a slim or broad stalk or base. Nasal polyps originate in the upper part of the nose around the openings to the ...

Blocked sinuses lead to congestion, and the nose may run due to excessive mucus. (Image Credits: Pixabay) Winter can be particularly challenging for those prone to sinusitis. The season brings a ...