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FIGURE 5. Oblique. 1: nasal bone, 2: nasion (nasofrontal suture line), 3: internasal suture line, 4: nasomaxillary suture line, 5: ascending process of maxilla, 6: rhinion (osseocartilaginous junction), 7: upper lateral cartilage, 8: caudal edge of upper lateral cartilage, 9: anterior septal angle, 10: lower lateral cartilage: lateral crus, 11: medial crural footplate, 12: intermediate crus, 13: sesamoid cartilage, 14: pyriform aperture.

FIGURE 6. Lateral. 1: nasal bone, 2: nasion (nasofrontal suture line), 3: internasal suture line, 4: nasomaxillary suture line, 5: ascending process of maxilla, 6: rhinion (osseocartilaginous junction), 7: upper lateral cartilage, 8: caudal edge of upper lateral cartilage, 9: anterior septal angle, 10: lower lateral cartilage: lateral crus, 11: medial crural footplate, 12: intermediate crus, 13: sesamoid cartilage, 14: pyriform aperture.

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