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nasal concha

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nasal concha

concha
pl. conchae [L.] a shell-shaped structure.

concha of auricle
the base of the auricle of the external ear, bounded anteriorly by the tragus and posteriorly by the antihelix.
ethmoidal concha
a series of scroll-like bones which arise from the ethmoid bone, project into the nasal chambers and support the olfactory mucous membrane.
nasal concha
one of two or three delicate, mucosa-covered turbinate bones occupying a large part of each half of the nasal cavity. See also Table 10.


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For the cytologic examination, nasal epithelial cells were swabbed from both sides of the middle third of inferior nasal concha by the translational and rotational movement of a small nylon brush (as commonly used in bronchoscopy).
Her history was significant for surgery to reduce the inferior nasal concha 10 years earlier.
We defined the APS as the area of the anterior tip of the inferior nasal concha and the APINC as the area 10 mm behind its anterior edge.
 
 
 
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