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Classically,types of nasal cycle patterns have been described: (1) classic, (2) parallel, (3) irregular, and (4) acyclic The German physician Richard Kayser first described it in The nasal cycle is a normal phenomenon and must be recognized in order to differentiate it from the pathologic causes of nasal obstruction. Nasal aerodynamics play a role in modifying high-frequency sounds and con-sonants. Estos cambios obe en a estímulos nerviosos The nasal cycle is a normal phenomenon and must be recognized in order to differentiate it from the pathologic causes of nasal obstruction. They also contribute to the olfactory system. Key words: nasal cycle, nasal patency, nasal Background: The nasal cycle is the spontaneous, reciprocal congestion and ongestion of the nasal mucosa during the day and it is present in almost % of healthy adults. The active process of snifÞ ng allows , · of the nasal mucosa and receives special sensory innervation by the olfactory nerve (CN I). The Nasal Cartilages (Fig.) The bilateral superior lateral nasal The classic nasal cycle, which is present in significant num-ber of people, is a minute to four-hour ultradian rhythm of side-to-side nasal mucosal engorgement that results in We defined the nasal cycle (in terms of rhinomanometry) as that alternating congestion and ongestion of the nasal airways producing a resistance change (comparing one side El cornete nasal inferior es el más largo y ancho de los tres cornetes. The nasal cycle is the spontaneous congestion and ongestion of nasal mucosa that happens during the day. A diferencia de los cornetes nasales superior y medio, el cornete nasal inferior está formado por un hueso independiente que recibe el mismo nombre. El flujo respiratorio nasal se ve influido no sólo por características anatómicas invariables de las fosas nasales, antes descritas, si no también por factores dinámicos, a nivel de la mucosa nasal, que van cambiando a lo largo del tiempo. Background. More. Background: The nasal cycle is the spontaneous, reciprocal congestion and ongestion of the nasal mucosa during the day and it is present in almost % PDF ePub. La superficie interna del cornete está cubierto por una membrana mucosa que contiene grandes espacios vasculares que pueden • Ciclo nasal. Abstract.