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    What are the components of the ethmoid bone?
    The ethmoid bone consists of four major components that include: The perpendicular plate. The ethmoid labyrinths lie on both lateral sides and contain numerous little cavities with ethmoidal cells which comprise the ethmoidal sinus.

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    What is ethmoid bone?
    A small cuboidal bone that forms the lateral boundaries of orbit, anterior cranial fossa superiorly, and nasal cavities inferiorly. The ethmoid bone is a spongy, irregular bone of the skull.

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    How does the ethmoid bone ossify?
    The ethmoid bone ossifies completely by endochondral ossification. In newborns the labyrinths are relatively small and both the perpendicular and cribriform plates consists mainly out of cartilage. The latter start to ossify by the age of one and fuse with the labyrinths by the age of two to form a single ethmoid bone.

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    What is the function of ethmoidal cells?
    The ethmoidal cells are important structures for the skull, responsible for olfactory sensation, humidification, phonation, and ventilation. The labyrinths also form two of the prominent structures of the nasal cavity: the superior and middle nasal concha.

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    Ethmoid bone: Anatomy, borders and development

    WEBOct 30, 2023 · Anatomy. The ethmoid bone consists of four major components that include: The cribriform plate; Two ethmoidal labyrinths; The perpendicular plate. Ethmoidal labyrinths. The ethmoid labyrinths …

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    Anatomie (bouw) en Functie (werking): netvlies

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    Clitoris: Location, structure, diagram | Kenhub

    WEBNov 3, 2023 · Clitoris. Author: Rafael José Vieira, MD • Reviewer: Jana Vasković, MD. Last reviewed: November 03, 2023. Reading time: 8 minutes. Clitoris. Synonyms: none. The clitoris is an erectile tissue of the …

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    The Testes and Epididymis - Structure - TeachMeAnatomy

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