Übersetzung für "Sinus cavity" in Deutsch

This was scraped out of his sinus cavity, same bacteria as in his brain.

It's a type of bone spur that grows from the skull down into the sinus cavity.

During diastole, blood flows through the ostia from the pericardial sinus (the cavity containing the heart) into the heart.

For a variety of reasons such as anatomic defects, reaction to any allergen or simple diseases like common colds, the sinus ostia may become blocked, allowing bacteria to be lodged in the obstructed sinus cavity.

Parallel to bone resorption, the volume increase of the sinus, and the sinus cavity will extend towards the jaw.

These cells were originally part of the sinus venosus (quadrangular cavity that preceded the right atrium).

The abnormal cell development typically begins on one side of the sinus cavity (or nasal passage), but typically moves to the other side over time.

Under normal circumstances, tiny hair projections called cilia sweep away bacteria in the sinus cavity out through the nose.

The sinus cavity was filled with Geistlich Bio-Oss® which was also used to regenerate the ridge deficiency.

Its antlers have no direct connection to the sinus cavity, and unlike the cow horn, are formed of bone and are devoid of nerves.

In the case of urgent need pierced sinus and its cavity is introduced antibiotic solution, which liquefies pus and removes it from the sinuses.

Acute sinusitis is an infection of the sinus cavities caused by bacteria.

Ear-candle treatments free the ears as well as the surrounding sinus cavities.

Sinusitis is the inflammation of the tissues inside the sinus cavities in the forehead and behind the cheekbones.

Experts explain that the exercise induced sniffles occur due to constricted blood vessels in the sinus cavities.

The nasal passages filter the bacteria coming into the nose, protecting the sinus cavities from infection.

A careful observation may allow to differentiate between tooth ache and other pains that occur in the ear, throat, sinus cavities and temporomandibular joints, connecting jaws to the skull.