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Volume10, Issue1

POSTOPERATIVE RELIEF FROM NASAL OBSTRUCTION IN ENDOSCOPIC VERSUS CONVENTIONAL SEPTOPLASTY

    Dr.Anish Narayan Sur, Dr.Vinod Shinde, Dr.Supriya Mathur, Dr.Parul Rathi, Dr.Ruchir Dashora

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2023, Volume 10, Issue 1, Pages 1368-1374

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Abstract

Background-One of the frequently occurring reasons of nasal obstruction is a deviated nasal septum(DNS). Numerous methods have been used to correct a deviated nasal septum, with septoplasty being the most frequent. Endoscopes have been attempted in septoplasty in order to improve visualisation of the posterior region of the septum and perform the surgery more precisely and with less complication as compared to conventional approach. The study's goals were to compare the post operative relief from nasal obstruction in endoscopic septoplasty and conventional septoplasty.
Method-A total sample of 60 patients were taken. Detailed history of all these patients were taken and they were subjected to general physical examination and ENT examination. All routine investigations were done and fitness was obtained prior to surgery. All the patients were randomized into Group 1 and Group 2. Group 1 underwent Endoscopic Septoplasty. Group 2 underwent Conventional Septoplasty. Post operatively patients were followed up.
Results- In group 1, 29(96.67% )patients got relief from nasal obstruction and 1(3.33%) patient had residual nasal obstruction .In group 2, we see that 22(73.33%) of patients got relief from nasal obstruction and 8(26.67%) patients had residual nasal obstruction.The odds ratio came as 10.5455 and the study is statistically significant.
Conclusion- Postoperative relief from nasal obstruction is much better with endoscopic septoplasty than conventional septoplasty, since the endoscopic septoplasty gives much better illumination and magnification which helps in correcting the deformity with more precision
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(2023). POSTOPERATIVE RELIEF FROM NASAL OBSTRUCTION IN ENDOSCOPIC VERSUS CONVENTIONAL SEPTOPLASTY. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 10(1), 1368-1374.
Dr.Anish Narayan Sur, Dr.Vinod Shinde, Dr.Supriya Mathur, Dr.Parul Rathi, Dr.Ruchir Dashora. "POSTOPERATIVE RELIEF FROM NASAL OBSTRUCTION IN ENDOSCOPIC VERSUS CONVENTIONAL SEPTOPLASTY". European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 10, 1, 2023, 1368-1374.
(2023). 'POSTOPERATIVE RELIEF FROM NASAL OBSTRUCTION IN ENDOSCOPIC VERSUS CONVENTIONAL SEPTOPLASTY', European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 10(1), pp. 1368-1374.
POSTOPERATIVE RELIEF FROM NASAL OBSTRUCTION IN ENDOSCOPIC VERSUS CONVENTIONAL SEPTOPLASTY. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2023; 10(1): 1368-1374.
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