Sentences with phrase «nasal turbinates»

More advanced tests include survey radiographs (X-rays) of the skull, to look for asymmetrical destruction of the nasal bones (nasal turbinates), facial bones and / or for soft tissues masses.

Dogs breathe in the smoke more through their nose, where the nasal turbinates grab the tar and carcinogens before the smoke makes it to the lungs.

This fungal infection can destroy the nasal turbinates and other structures in the nose and lead to pain, sneezing and bleeding.

Not exact matches

In earlier findings, Ruben argued that CAT scans of dinosaur nasal structure clearly suggested that dinosaurs were not warm - blooded, since they lacked the nasal «turbinates» that warm - blooded animals use to prevent excess heat and water loss while breathing.

The human olfactory epithelium lines the roof of the nasal cavity, part of the nasal septum and the superior turbinates and may extend to the middle turbinates.

Nasal surgery and excruciating pain After careful consideration, Watson, a graphic designer in North Vernon, Ind., had surgery to straighten out his deviated septum, grind down his enlarged turbinates (bony and soft - tissue structures lining his nasal cavity), and remove his uvula (a procedure called uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, or Nasal surgery and excruciating pain After careful consideration, Watson, a graphic designer in North Vernon, Ind., had surgery to straighten out his deviated septum, grind down his enlarged turbinates (bony and soft - tissue structures lining his nasal cavity), and remove his uvula (a procedure called uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, or nasal cavity), and remove his uvula (a procedure called uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, or U3P).

It sometimes causes irreversible erosions and changes in linings of the nasal passages (naso - turbinate bones) that can be helped but never entirely cured.

For example, rabbits with severe rhinitis can have destruction of the small bones (turbinates) within the nasal cavity.

Procedures on the turbinates, Excision and destruction of infected tissue of the nose, Nasal sinus aspiration