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nasal septum
(redirected from Septal cartilage)

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nasal septum [′nā·zəl ¦sep·təm]
(anatomy)
The partition separating the two nasal cavities.
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One patient had an early loss of septal cartilage and nasal support, which developed into a crooked and saddle-nose deformity requiring reconstruction 7 months later.
Three spontaneous occurrences of nasal septal abscess in patients ... by Sandel, Henry D., IV; Davison, Steven P. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
1) This patient sustained a small perforation through the septal cartilage.
Pediatric nasal septal perforation secondary to magnet misuse: a case ... by Shermetaro, Carl; Charnesky, Melissa / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
On basal view, caudal displacement off the midline can result in asymmetric nares, distortion of the columella, and widening of the base from either (1) the deviated septal cartilage itself or (2) deflection of the medial crural tip cartilage (figure 1).
Correction of caudal deflections of the nasal septum with a modified ... by Lawson, William; Westreich, Richard / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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