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06-11-2024, 09:34 PM
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Nose Re-Attached
This patient walked into the emergency room after being a knife attack. The man was stabbed in the front of the nasal pyramid, resulting in a almost complete disconnection of his face. The medical team performed suture of the nasal mucosa (one of the tissue of the nose), followed by suture of the skin, with the placement of nasal threads, in order to maintain a good caliber of the noses, as well as avoid the risk of infection. Nose threads are made to shape the nose As you can see, the medical team did a great job in forming his shape. You might be wondering about the patient's ability to smell after such an extreme injury. The sense of smell depends on two factors - the receptive neurons in the front wolf and the receptive Neurons that are behind our face - as long as these neurons are working properly, our sense of smell should not be affected - which means we cannot damage that sense cutting the narz out |