Abstract
The aim of classical surgical correction for nasal breathing impairment is to harmonically extend the physiological space in the nose by an operation of the nasal septum and inferior nasal turbinate. In this way the airflow character should be maintained and the mucosa protected in order not to endanger the respiratory function of the nose. This article presents an operative approach developed ...
Abstract
The aim of classical surgical correction for nasal breathing impairment is to harmonically extend the physiological space in the nose by an operation of the nasal septum and inferior nasal turbinate. In this way the airflow character should be maintained and the mucosa protected in order not to endanger the respiratory function of the nose. This article presents an operative approach developed stepwise a few years ago in which the different operative steps are carried out depending on the individual anatomical situation and the underlying mucosal disease. The focus is on partial anteromedial maxillectomy.
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