Question 245 · LDEK · Clinical examination
The nasolabial angle is formed by the following lines:
- A. subnasale-labrale superius and subnasale-columella.
- B. subnasale-labrale superius and subnasale-nasion.
- C. subnasale-chelion and subnasale-columella.
- D. subnasale-stomion and subnasale-nasion.
- E. subnasale-stomion and subnasale-columella.
Hint
The angle has its vertex at subnasale; one arm follows the lower border of the nose, the other follows the profile of the upper lip.
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