This article details everything you need to know about nose anatomy — the nasal structures that help carry out its functions — and discusses some important disorders for your understanding.

And it runs all the way up the inside of your nose. It’s made of cartilage in the front and bone in the back. If it’s perforated, that means you have a hole through part of it. It opens a path ...

In a new YouTube video, Justin Cottle, Lab Director at the Institute of Human Anatomy, offers a primer on the nasal cavity, and explains exactly why we get nosebleeds. "The nose is soft and flimsy ...

The maxillary sinus drains into the nose through a hole called the ostia. When the ostia becomes clogged, sinusitis can occur. The ostia of the maxillary sinus often clog because the ostia are ...