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Unremarkable in medical terms means normal. A grossly unremarkable osseous nasal exam means the nose bones looked normal.
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A grossly unremarkable osseous nasal exam means that there are no notable abnormalities or issues observed upon visual inspection or palpation of the nasal bones or surrounding structures. It indicates that the bone structure of the nose appears normal without any significant defects, deformities, or pathologies.
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