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mucosa of nose

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the lining of the nasal cavity, it is continuous with the skin in the vestibule of the nose and with the mucosa of the nasopharynx, the paranasal sinuses, and the nasolacrimal duct and contains goblet cells; it is subdivided into the olfactory region and respiratory region.
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Schneider,

Conrad Viktor, German anatomist, 1614-1680.
schneiderian membranes - Synonym(s): nasal mucosa
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Shrinkage was less in nasal mucosa that was attached to cartilage than in free mucosa because the attachments to cartilage helped maintain mucosal dimensions.
In this case, the infection caused lesions throughout the facial skin, nasal mucosa, and paranasal sinus, probably because the delay in accurate diagnosis allowed for wide dissemination of the pathogen.
After nasal surgery, nasal mucosa is under process of healing and there is excessive crusting and nasal discharge which hurdle the proper delivery of topically applied steroids.
NP is a rare sinonasal tumor of unknown etiology, arising from nasal mucosa, and representing 0.5-4% of all sinonasal tumors.
According to the Japanese guidelines for AR, the objectives of surgical treatment for AR include modulation of the nasal mucosa, correction of the nasal cavity to improve nasal ventilation, and improvement of hyperreactivity with rhinorrhea [8].
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We concluded that xylene might affect the cellular junctions in the nasal mucosa. Cell-cell junctions are important to maintain cell and tissue polarity.
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