Cornetos nasais: para que servem, anatomia (e hipertrofia dos cornetos)
Os cornetos nasais são estruturas ósseas revestidas por mucosa, localizadas nas laterais do nariz, que ajudam a aquecer, umidificar e filtrar o ar. Quando aumentam de tamanho, ocorre a hipertrofia dos cornetos nasais. Saiba para que servem os cornetos nasais, como é sua anatomia e porque ocorre a hipertrofia dos cornets.
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