Abstract

Dear Sir, The rhinologists all over the world are absolutely aware of the importance of the theoretical knowledge on the anatomy of the nose. But, it seems quite reasonable to start to observe this anatomy, particularly the anatomy of the nasal septum, through the prism of the medicine as a whole, not strictly being focused on the local problem, which in most of the cases is just a matter of the surgical procedure. The medicine as a whole lies over the sea surface, and the particular knowledge connected to the specializations and sub-specializations are just the submarines of various colors, living their lonesome, isolated, constrained life under the sea surface, in the darkness of the sea depths. The garrison members of the each particular submarine believe they are satisfied and content with their daily routine, almost proud of their professional life, but some of them have the problem because from time to time, they simply start to think wider, over the given, well established frontiers. And because of their curiosity and their personal intellectual level, that allows them the productive reverie, they can easily get to some unusual ideas, previously unknown to the other colleagues, sailors in their submarine or to the sailors of the ships floating up there, on the sea surface.

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