Mini Review: Revisiting the Kiesselbach’s Triangle
Ndyamuhakyi E,
Usman I.M,
Tito A.E
et al.
Abstract:Epistaxis is spontaneous or induced bleeding of blood vessels in the nasal cavity. Sixty percent of people suffer from epistaxis in their lifetime occurring most in children and adults due to traumatic injuries and nasal cavity hemangiomas on the Kiesselbachs triangle. Kiesselbachs triangle/Little’s area is the inferior anterior quadrant part of the nasal septum just superior to the vestibule of nasal cavity. It’s formed by a network/vascular plexus of blood vessels that supply blood to the nasal septum and ca… Show more
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