The “fascia taco” for nasal septum perforation closure—A retrospective Cohort study on success rates and patient reported outcomes
Johannes Bier,
Alexandra Klingner,
Rupert Stadlhofer
et al.
Abstract:ObjectiveNasal septum perforation (NSP) is a common condition affecting ~1.2% of the general population and is still considered challenging to treat. Therapeutic strategies range from conservative local treatments and septal button closures to over 40 different surgical approaches. This study aimed to present a novel secure approach.MethodsWe describe our novel and unique NSP closure approach using a “fascia taco,” in which conchal cartilage is enveloped by temporalis fascia like a taco and splints are left in… Show more
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