From the case:
Olfactory fossa
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Anatomy images
From the case:
Olfactory fossa
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Cribriform defect with meningocele.
Case Discussion
The cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone is very thin and prone to erosion.
This example shows a right cribriform defect with a meningocele in the adjacent ethmoid air cells.
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