Title of article :
Medial Laminectomy of the Large Concha Bullosa in Crooked Nose
Author/Authors :
Ozdogan, Fatih Derince Education and Research Hospital ENT Clinic, Turkey , Ozel, Halil Erdem Derince Education and Research Hospital ENT Clinic, Turkey , Esen, Erkan Derince Education and Research Hospital ENT Clinic, Turkey , Genc, Selahattin Derince Education and Research Hospital ENT Clinic, Turkey , Selcuk, Adin Derince Education and Research Hospital ENT Clinic, Turkey
Pages :
4
From page :
132
To page :
135
Abstract :
Crooked or deviated nose is one that varies from the straight vertical orientation of the face. Crooked nose is associated with nasal obstruction, sinus headaches and sinus infections. It is essential the external nasal frame, and the internal nasal structures such as nasal valve, and turbinates in crooked nose.1,2 Middle turbinate pneumatization or concha bullosa (CB) is one of the most common anatomical variations of the middle meatus.3 It has been reported that there is a relationship between septum deviation (SD) and CB in the literature.4 Therefore, there is a relationship between crooked nose and CB, too and because of that, intervention for the concha is important in crooked nose cases. There are many methods have been described for the surgical treatment of the CB: crushing, turbinoplasty and partial resection. Partial resection methods are medial and lateral laminectomy.5 The aim of the medial laminectomy of the large CB technique in the crooked nose is the prevention of contact of medial lamina of the middle turbinate and ethmoid perpendicula plate, and the nasal axis deviation in the postoperative period.
Keywords :
Rhinoplasty , Laminectomy , Concha Bullosa , Crooked Nose
Serial Year :
2018
Record number :
2496788
Link To Document :
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