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Osseous Hemangioma of the Inferior Turbinate: A Case Report and Review of Literature
Intraosseous hemangiomas account for 1% of all primary bone tumors and most frequently affect the skull base and vertebrae. Rarely are they reported in the nasal cavity. We report a case of a 51-year-old male who complained of bilateral nasal obstruction.
Yousef Marzouk, Roy Casiano
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Effect of Turbinate Intervention on Nasal Functions in Septorhinoplasty Surgery
Objective: This study was performed to evaluate the effect of inferior turbinate reduction on nasal ...
Müge Ugurlar +9 more
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Lidocaine spray versus tetracaine solution for monopolar submucosal diathermy for inferior turbinate hypertrophy. Objective: To compare the efficacy of lidocaine spray 10% to tetracaine 2% solution, as a local anaesthetic for patients undergoing ...
J. Hajiioannou +5 more
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Two Cases of Mucosa-Associated Lymphoid Tissue Lymphoma of the Inferior Turbinate
In the anterior portion of the inferior turbinate, immune response originates actively from sustained allergenic stimulation. This response can lead to the development of a hyperplastic mass on the anterior portion of the inferior turbinate. The majority
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Nasal, Septal, and Turbinate Anatomy and Embryology
This article discusses the development and anatomy of the nasal septum and structures of the lateral nasal wall. Emphasis is placed on anatomic variations associated with surgically correctable nasal obstruction. Common variations, such as deviated nasal
Eloy, Jean Anderson +2 more
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Background: Hypertrophy of inferior turbinate (IT) may arise from soft tissue and/or bony enlargement and is most related to inflammatory rhinitis. We aimed to study and compare the histopathological changes in the IT mucosa, submucosa, and bone in ...
Meera Niranjan Khadilkar +10 more
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Comparison of Submucosal Resection (SMR) and Cauterization in Treat-ment of Turbinate Hypertrophy
Background: Inferior turbinate hypertrophy is one of the major causes of nasal airway obstruction. Medical treatment often produces insufficient improvement; in these cases, surgical reduction of inferior turbinate can be proposed.
Nezamoddin Berjis +4 more
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Value Based Analysis of Nasal Septum and Inferior Turbinate Specimens
Objectives: To determine the frequency and clinical relevance of unanticipated histopathologic results in routine sinonasal surgery and evaluate the necessity for histopathologic processing of septal cartilage, bone, and inferior turbinate specimens ...
Chu, BS, Jaemi S. +3 more
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BACKGROUND: Inferior turbinate hypertrophy could be a result of allergic rhinitis (AR) that leads to nasal congestion and nasal airway obstruction, which is the most bothersome complaint in patients with AR. However, evidence regarding whether patients
Chi Sang Hwang +2 more
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Classification of the Inferior Turbinate Bones: A Computed Tomography Study
Background: There are only few reports describing the texture of the inferior turbinate bone in normal and pathologic conditions. In this study, different types of human inferior turbinate bones were classified and radiological features of each type were
Lokman Uzun +2 more
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