The optic nerve and the accessory sinuses of the nose : a contribution to the study of the canalicular neuritis and atrophy of the optic nerve of nasal origin / by A. Onodi ; authorized translation by J. Lückhoff.

  • Ónodi, A., 1880-
Date:
1910
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Credit: The optic nerve and the accessory sinuses of the nose : a contribution to the study of the canalicular neuritis and atrophy of the optic nerve of nasal origin / by A. Onodi ; authorized translation by J. Lückhoff. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Figure 53 (Atlas) illustrates this in sagittal section. The sphe- noidal sinuses are so asymmetrically placed that the left sphenoidal sinus lies in front of the right. The right sinus is 18 millimetres long, 10 12 11 Fig. 15.—Natural Size. 1. Left optic nerve. 2. Posterior ethmoidal cell. 3. Left sphenoidal sinus. 4. Left frontal sinus. 5. Superior turbinal. 6. Middle turbinal. 7. Ostium of maxillary antrum. 8. Superior meatus. 9. Middle meatus. 10. Inferior turbinal. 11. Inferior meatus. 12. Palate. 15 millimetres broad, and 16 millimetres high ; the left is 15 milli- metres long, 16 millimetres broad, and 17 millimetres high. The left posterior ethmoidal cell is 16 millimetres long and 15 millimetres broad.