Clinical observation on middle turbinectomy and inferior turbinectomy in chronic hypertrophic rhinitis
Ping Chen
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Ping Chen
Abstract
Objective To observe and improve effect of middle turbinectomy and inferior turbinectomy in chronic hypertrophic rhinitis. Methods 86 cases of chronic hypertrophic rhinitis were treated by middle turbinectomy and inferior turbinectomy, the average age was 34, and follow-up surveyed for 6 months to 2 years postaperatively. Results It was found that 78 cases (91%) were cured, 7 cases(8%) got improved but 1 case(1%)failed, and the effective rate was 99%. The main complications were intraoperatine bleeding and postoperative adhesion of nasal cavity. Conclusion The curative effect of middle turbinectomy and inferior turbinectomy was successful. The serious perperation for the surgery and clearance of the operating cavity after operation could reduce operative complications and ensure a good outcome for the surgery.
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Objective To observe and improve effect of middle turbinectomy and inferior turbinectomy in chronic hypertrophic rhinitis. Methods 86 cases of chronic hypertrophic rhinitis were treated by middle turbinectomy and inferior turbinectomy, the average age was 34, and follow-up surveyed for 6 months to 2 years postaperatively. Results It was found that 78 cases (91%) were cured, 7 cases(8%) got improved but 1 case(1%)failed, and the effective rate was 99%. The main complications were intraoperatine bleeding and postoperative adhesion of nasal cavity. Conclusion The curative effect of middle turbinectomy and inferior turbinectomy was successful. The serious perperation for the surgery and clearance of the operating cavity after operation could reduce operative complications and ensure a good outcome for the surgery.
Key concepts: Turbinectomy, Medicine, Surgery, Resection