Dissection of nasal fossae, nasal pharynx, and palate
Relation of nasal septum to sphenoid sinus and hypophysis; right palatine nerves; palatine arches, left lateral view
The cartilage and bones of the nasal septum have been cut away so that the mucous membrane which covered the right side of the septum is exposed. The sphenoid sinus has been widely opened and a window cut in its bony roof to expose the hypophysis. The left internal carotid artery has been retracted posteriorly.
Olfactory bulb (visible through window in ethmoidal air cell)
Olfactory nerve (I) (enclosed in fibrous sheaths; upper pointer indicates filaments which pass to left lateral wall, lower pointer those which pass to right side of septum)
Margin of septal cartilage
Mucosal membrane septi (attached surface)
Nasopalatine nerve left (cut away centrally)
Terminal branches of nasopalatine nerve and sphenopalatine artery (posterior septal artery) entering incisive canal
Incisive canal
Anterior palatine nerve emerging from greater palatine foramen