Vomer (Pflugscharbein)

The video tutorial provides an in-depth look at the vomer bone, a key component of the nasal cavity. It describes the bone's vertical orientation, its role in dividing the nasal cavity, and its trapezoidal shape. The tutorial explains the bone's development from two plates during fetal growth and its contribution to the nasal septum. It also covers the vomer's connections to other bones and cartilage, highlighting its anatomical significance. Finally, the video details the bone's grooves, which house nerves and vessels, emphasizing the sulcus naso palatinos and its relation to the palatine nerve.

Explain the anatomical features of the woma as seen from a lateral perspective.

What are the two bone plates that make up the woma, and how do they develop?

What is the significance of the woma in the structure of the nasal septum?

Describe the relationship between the woma and the nasal cavity.

What is the role of the sulcus naso palatinus in relation to the palatine nerve?