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Home » The Nasal Cavity – Structure – Vasculature – Innervation

The Nasal Cavity – Structure – Vasculature – Innervation

February 9, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

The Nasal Cavity – Structure – Vasculature – Innervation

Enumerate the characteristic features of the lateral wall of the nose.
Answer.

The lateral wall of the nose presents the following features:

Head And Neck Nose and paranasal air sinuses Features of the lateral wall of the nasal cavity

Three conchae/turbinates

Superior concha:

It is a curved bony projection from the medial surface of the ethmoid bone. It is the smallest concha.

Middle concha:

It is a curved bony projection from the medial surface of the ethmoid bone.

Inferior concha:

It is an independent bone.

Three meatuses

Three meatuses are passages beneath the overhanging conchae.

Superior meatus:

Lies below the superior concha.

Middle meatus:

Lies underneath the middle concha. It presents:

  • Ethmoidal bulla, a rounded elevation produced by underlying middle ethmoidal sinus.
  • Hiatus semilunaris, a deep semicircular sulcus below the bulla.

Inferior meatus (largest):

Lies underneath the inferior concha.

Sphenoethmoidal recess

It is a triangular recess situated just above and behind the superior concha.

Opening of paranasal air sinuses and nasolacrimal ducts

The features of the lateral wall of the nose.

Head And Neck Nose and paranasal air sinuses Lateral wall of the nose with conchae removed showing openings

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