Nose

Noses, Nosebleeds, and the Invention of the Facial Tissue

  • Period: 312 to Dec 31, 1453

    Middle Ages

    Nosebleeds were thought of as a natural means of purification in internal diseases.
  • Jan 1, 1000

    Facial Information

    Facial Information
    Atharva Veda gave information about diseases of the ear, nose, and mouth.
  • Jan 1, 1489

    Leonardo da Vinci

    Leonardo da Vinci
    Leornardo drew an anatomical specimen of paranasal sinus for the first time. It was later recovered 1901.
  • 1st Detailed Description

    1st Detailed Description
    Highmore drew the first detailed description of the maxillary sinus.
  • mucous

    mucous
    Schnieder realized that mucous is not a part of the brain, but is a lining of the nose itself.
  • Plugging the Nose

    Plugging the Nose
    J.P, Frank first described how people plugged their nose with an inflated balloon made of animal skins to stop nosebleeds.
  • Period: to

    Recognization

    Several authors recognized that the anterior part of the nasal septum as a frequent location for bleeding.
  • Kleenex

    Kleenex
    Kleenex is first introduced as a wipe to clean the face of cream and is later resold as a product for the nose.
  • Describing a method to stop nosebleeds

    Describing a method to stop nosebleeds
    Scribanus Largus was the 1st to describe a nasal plugging around a tube to preserve the respiratory passage.
  • Puffs

    Puffs
    Puffs facial tissue is introduced.
  • The Nosebleed Stopper is Invented

    The nosebleed stopper was invented by Katie Alexander.