Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy volume 9
Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy volume 9
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The left maxillary sinus passes upward until it enters the frontal sinus without any line of demarkation. In the crista galli is seen a cell which extends forward into the frontal sinus.
The figures indicate 1 Brain Case 2 Frontal Sinus 3 Rim of Orbit 4 Cell in Crista Galli 5 Ethmoid Cells 6 Middle Turbinated Bone 7 Infra-orbital Canal 8 Partial Septum 9 Inferior Turbinated Bone 10 Maxillary Sinus d Si 2 B K S
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The left maxillary sinus passes upward until it enters the frontal sinus without any line of demarkation. In the crista galli is seen a cell which extends forward into the frontal sinus.
The figures indicate 1 Brain Case 2 Frontal Sinus 3 Rim of Orbit 4 Cell in Crista Galli 5 Ethmoid Cells 6 Middle Turbinated Bone 7 Infra-orbital Canal 8 Partial Septum 9 Inferior Turbinated Bone 10 Maxillary Sinus d Si 2 B K S
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You can find similar... books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D J Daniel John Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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