Features of morphogenesis of the maxillary sinuses during the intrauterine period of development

Abstract

At present, there is no longer any doubt about the urgent need to develop the medical aspects of modern embryology, without which it is impossible to solve such important practical healthcare issues as infertility, treatment and prevention of congenital and hereditary diseases, organ and tissue transplantation, and so on. Numerous anomalies that happen in clinical practice can mostly be explained only by clarifying the origin and interaction of organs and structures, which over time acquire their characteristic form, studying their unusual topography, and deeply understanding the corresponding embryonic phenomena. The aim of the study. To investigate the features of morphogenesis of the maxillary sinuses during the intrauterine period of development. Materials and methods. Research on the features of the development and formation of the walls of the maxillary sinuses was conducted on 38 human fetuses and embryos (31.0 -375.0 mm cranio-caudal length (CCL)) using histological examination, dissection, and morphometry methods.