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Unossified Nasal Bone
Can anyone let me know the detail meaning of "unossified nasal bone"
Is this means nasal bone is missing/absent?
What is ossification?
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Absence of nasal bone could be associated with any another anomaly , get investigated .
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Nasal bone per se is not of much significance. It has to be analysed along with other investigation reports which might have been advised to you. Please discuss with your doctor with all the reports.
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Yes. It can be a normal variant or can form by 5 th month. It can be a feature of down's syndrome
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
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Chandigarh
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Ossification means thickening due to bone deposit
Needs further evaluation
Cud be a sign of abnormality
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