Nasal bone

This tutorial covers the anatomy of the nasal bone, including its structure, borders, and clinical significance. The nasal bone is a small, paired bone that forms the bridge of the nose and is bordered by various sutures and bones. Clinically, the nasal bone's development is important in prenatal screening for conditions like Down syndrome. The video concludes with a call to explore more resources on Kenhub.

How do the nasal bones connect with the nasal cartilage?

Explain the significance of detecting the nasal tip during prenatal screening tests.