Nasal bone fractures account for approximately 40% of all facial fractures. 1 In children, the most common cause of nasal bone fractures (NBFs) is sports (59.3%), followed by being in fights (10.8%).

The frontal lobe exists mainly in the anterior (frontal) cranial fossa and rests on the orbital (horizontal) part of the frontal bone. The frontal lobe takes up about 1/3 of the cerebral hemisphere.

KISII, KENYA: A woman in Kisii has for the past five years lived without her forehead bone and blind following an operation to remove a brain tumour (neuroma tumour). Florence Kwamboka’s world ...

I'm Dr. Chris Raynor. And I've been an orthopedic surgeon for the last 15 years. I'm gonna talk about every bone in the body by looking at the breaks, cracks and injuries from John Wick. Humans ...