Anterior ethmoid artery

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The anterior ethmoid artery ("anterior ethmoid artery ") is an artery in the head. It arises from the ophthalmic artery supplying the human eye and eye socket , supplies the anterior ethmoid cells , runs through the sieve plate ( Latin: lamina cribrosa ) and then via the arterial end branches nasales anteriores laterales et septi to the nasal cavity . In addition to the posterior ethmoid artery, which also arises from the ophthalmic artery, it is also present in a frontobasal injury (anterior skull base ) and the like. A. responsible for nosebleeds (Latin epistaxis ) from the roof of the nose.

Tributaries

  • Ophthalmic artery

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literature

Individual evidence

  1. Schiebler, Theodor H., Walter Schmidt and G. Arnold: Textbook of the entire human anatomy: cytology, histology, history of development, macroscopic and microscopic anatomy , Springer, March 10, 1987, ISBN 3540162216 , p. 440
  2. ^ A b Michael Reiss: Specialist knowledge ENT medicine: Differentiated diagnostics and therapy , Springer Science & Business Media, May 15, 2009, ISBN 3540894403 , pp. 234, 429