Titlebook: Endoscopic Sinus Surgery; A Comprehensive Atla Carlos Ya?ez Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Wien 2003 ENT surgery.Surgery.endoscopic sinus surger

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Endoscopic clipping of the sphenopalatine arterysterior epistaxis is also common after endonasal surgical procedures. The traditional transmaxillary surgical technique to control this type of bleeding in patients that are seriously ill, anticoagulated or with severe facial trauma is difficult and may be especially hard, particularly in those with

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Postoperative careing the operative area healthy, especially during the procedure itself. This is obtained with fine and atraumatic movements that minimize bleeding. Bloody and eroded zones invariably cause synechia (Fig. 1) that collapse and obstruct drainage sites and in turn will guarantee recurrent sinus disease.

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raphic material, giving special hints and its possible complAdvances in endoscopic sinus surgery have led to development of applications never imagined before for treating both adult and pediatric patients with sinus disease. Since 1925, when Maltz introduced for the first time a telescope in the no

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Inferior turbinatespiratory epithelium, which changes the patterns of mucociliary flow within the nose. For this reason, techniques that protect this epithelium have become necessary. In our five-year experience we have used a technique to reduce the size of the turbinates by removing the submucosa from the cavernous vascular stroma.

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