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paranasal sinus
(redirected from Nasal passage)

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paranasal sinus [¦par·ə¦nā·zəl ′sī·nəs]
(anatomy)
Any of the paired sinus cavities of the human face; includes the frontal, ethmoid, and sphenoid sinuses.
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