The effect of caudal septoplasty on nasal angle parameters: a report on 69 cases

Song, Kang Il; Lee, Eun Jung; Lee, J.M.; Jo, Gahyung; Kim, Kyung Soo

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“…When repair is needed, the nasal tip support mechanism will be at risk because of the involvement of caudal septum in the septal deviation. There have been many techniques described including tension-relaxing method [15] , fishing-line [16] , cutting and suture techniques [17] , batten graft procedure [18] and modified extracorporeal septoplasty [19] in the literature. However, few studies addressing the sole effect of the correction of the caudal septum on the changes in the nasal shape have been conducted [2 , 11 , 19] .…”

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“…They showed that all postoperative NLA values were determined to be significantly lower than the preoperative values. In another study, Song et al examined prospectively external morphological alteration and structural stability in total of 69 patients who underwent septoplasty using the swing door and cutting and suture techniques [19] . The comparison of the mean values of NLA from preoperative to postoperative 6th-month showed no statistically significant difference.…”

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Evaluation of nasal tip shape in patients with severe caudal septal deviation after modified extracorporeal endonasal septoplasty

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The aim of this prospective study was to evaluate the effect of modified extracorporeal endonasal septoplasty on nasal tip shape and function in patients with severe caudal septal deviation. Methods: The study population comprised of 55 patients undergoing modified extracorporeal endonasal septoplasty, which called marionette septoplasty. To analyse the aesthetic objective outcomes, postoperative photographs were measured for projection index (PI), tip projection (TP), nasolabial angle (NLA), tip deviation angle (TDA), nasofrontal angle (NFA), supratip height (STH), columellar height (CH), at three times (2 weeks, 3, and 6 months after surgery) and were compared with preoperative photographs. Functional and aesthetic outcomes were also evaluated using nasal obstruction symptom evaluation (NOSE) scale and standardized cosmesis and health nasal outcomes survey (SCHNOS). Results: Between the pre-and post-operative 6th-month examinations, a significant increase in PI and TP were 7%, and 5% respectively. There was a significant alteration in the NLA and TDA values following the last examination (mean difference ± standard error of mean 9.68 ± 0.9 °and 1.5 ± 0.8 °, respectively). Moreover, the technique did not make a significant change in the final NFA, STH, and CH, measurements. Following surgery, the NOSE and SCHNOS scores were decreased significantly and the improvement continued over time until the last examination. Conclusion: The present study findings suggest that the marionette septoplasty technique is an effective to correct and stabilize severe caudal septal deviations. This technique also can provide tip support and protection with a low incidence of dorsal irregularity.

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Evaluation of nasal tip shape in patients with severe caudal septal deviation after modified extracorporeal endonasal septoplasty

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“…Nasofacial maturation is ended approximately at 16 years in both sexes (12). Nasofrontal angle (NFA) was formed by two lines; one line tangential to the glabella through the nasion that intersects the other one drawn tangential to nasal dorsum (13). NFA can affect the shape of the nose and midfacial length in profile view.…”

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The Importance of Nasofrontal Angle in Recurrent Childhood Idiopathic Epistaxis

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Aim: Epistaxis is a common, usually self-limiting, clinical condition in childhood. Many factors have been identified in the etiology of epistaxis although one third of epistaxis called idiopathic. Anatomical structure of nose should be taken into account in the evaluation of patients with recurrent idiopathic epistaxis. Aim of this study to reveal whether or not there is any correlation between nasofrontal angle and recurrent idiopathic epistaxis in children. Methods:The patients referred to the pediatric and ear-nose-throat outpatient clinics for recurrent epistaxis between October 2014-April 2015 were enrolled in the study and accepted as study group. The control group was chosen from patients without epistaxis. The NFA was measured with a commercial angle meter under normal anatomic position by the same researcher.Results: Sixty-two subjects with recurrent idiopathic epistaxis and ninety subjects without epistaxis were enrolled in this study and named as the study group and the control group, respectively. The mean NFA of the study group was 139.29 ± 6 (125-159)º while the mean NFA of the control group was 133.8 ± 4.8 (123-146)º. The NFA in the study group was significantly higher than that in the control group (p<0.001). Conclusion:Increased NFA can be accepted as one of the abnormalities in the anatomical structure of the nose in the etiologic classification of epistaxis. More researches will be needed to identify the importance of NFA for recurrent idiopathic epistaxis.

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The effect of caudal septoplasty on nasal angle parameters: a report on 69 cases

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Evaluation of nasal tip shape in patients with severe caudal septal deviation after modified extracorporeal endonasal septoplasty

Evaluation of nasal tip shape in patients with severe caudal septal deviation after modified extracorporeal endonasal septoplasty

The Importance of Nasofrontal Angle in Recurrent Childhood Idiopathic Epistaxis

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