nasofrontal
- adjective
- /ˌneɪzoʊˈfrʌntəl/
- Specialized
- A 45 endoscope was used to examine the sinus. The endoscopic examination revealed that the posterior table was intact and that the nasofrontal duct appeared to be patent.
Examples
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This was because of the focal nature of many of the reported cases and the remoteness of the involved areas from the nasofrontal recess.
Academic text (2005) -
The surgeon explained that the injury affected the nasofrontal area of the patient's skull.
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The procedure focused on the nasofrontal connection between the nose and the forehead.
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During the examination, the doctor noted swelling in the nasofrontal region of the face.
Synonyms
At the front of the skull where the forehead and nose meet
Compounds
- Specialized
A vein that carries blood from the nose and forehead to a vein at the inner corner of the eye
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nasofrontal comes from naso- ('nose') and frontal ('forehead'), so as an adjective it describes the place where the nose meets the forehead.