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ILLUSTRATION
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16-61MEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
Blood supply of nasal septum. The blood supply of the nasal
cavity is copious and varied. Epistaxis (“nose bleed”) may be
severe and even life-threatening. It is important to convey the
seriousness of nasal bleeding when discussing cases involving
nasal trauma. Because of the great amount of blood released as a
result of many nasal fractures, there is an immediate danger of
the injured person swallowing and vomiting blood, thus
compromising the airway. An added danger is intractable
bleeding.
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