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Anatomy
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Nosebleed Anatomy
To better understand nosebleed, it helps to understand the anatomy of the nose.The structure of the upper one-third of the nose is bone, while the lower two-thirds are made of cartilage. The nasal septum is a thin layer of bone that separates one side of the nose from the other. The inside surfaces of the nose are lined by a thin membrane. Many small blood vessels lie beneath the membrane. Examples of anatomy include: Continue to Nosebleed Trusted Sites
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