Median Sagittal Section of Nasal Cavity

The median sagittal section of the nasal cavity provides a detailed view of its internal structure, allowing for a better understanding of its complex anatomy. This section divides the nasal cavity symmetrically, revealing key features such as the nasal septum, which separates the left and right sides. The superior, middle, and inferior nasal conchae can also be observed, each playing a role in filtering, humidifying, and warming the inhaled air. Additionally, the relationship of the nasal cavity to surrounding structures, including the sinuses and oral cavity, becomes evident in this view. Understanding the median sagittal section is crucial for medical professionals as it aids in diagnosing and treating various nasal disorders and conditions, ensuring patients receive effective care tailored to their needs. Overall, this anatomical perspective is vital for both educational and clinical applications in otolaryngology.

Features:

1 Nasal cavity is magnified 2. The upper respiratory tract is sectioned along the medical sagittal plane Height 29cm Width 5cm Thickness 27 cm