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Corresponding Author: Prof. Dr. Manish Munjal, Faculty of Otorhinolaryngology and Anatomy, Dayanand Medical College Ludhiana, Punjab, India.E-mail:manishmunjal30@gmail.com Anthropometric study of 10 saggittal head sectionsin the indian subjects was undertaken to provide the endoscopicist embarking upon trans nasal endo scopicdacrocystorhinostomyin our institution ,41.20 +_ 4.96 mm distance was measured between the nasolacrimal sac and the anterior nasal spine, 10.20mm +_ 2.89 mm between intranasal orifice of the nasolacrimal duct and the anterior attachment of the inferior turbinate. The length of the nasolacrimal duct was 21.75+_ 2.37 mm Distance between the nasolacrimal duct and the maxillary sinus ostium was 4.15mm +_ 0.85 mm and between anterior nasal spine and axilla of the middle turbinate 46.6+_ 2.27 mm

ANTHROPOMETRIC STUDY OF THE NASOLACRIMAL SYSTEM FROM AN ENDOSCOPIST'S PERSPECTIVE: A CADAVERIC STUDY