코성형 후 발생한 코막힘의 평가와 치료
Evaluation and Treatment of Nasal Obstruction Developed after Rhinoplasty
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Nasal airway obstruction is one of the most frequent causes of revision rhinoplasty despite thegolden rule that nasal function should not be sacrificed because of cosmetic reason. Nasalfunction is jeopardized due to diverse reasons including inaccurate diagnosis or inadequatesurgical technique. Detailed and thorough evaluation of the nose with review of previous operativetechnique is necessary to find out exact causes of obstruction. Septum, middle vault,tip, nostril, and nasal mucosa are common anatomic areas of obstruction after rhinoplasty. They are often weakened, damaged, or even destroyed losing their original shape, strength, orposition. Changes in these anatomic structures are strongly related to static and/or dynamicobstruction. In this article, authors reviewed the common locations, anatomic causes, andtreatment strategies of nasal obstruction after rhinoplasty.
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Nasal airway obstruction is one of the most frequent causes of revision rhinoplasty despite thegolden rule that nasal function should not be sacrificed because of cosmetic reason. Nasalfunction is jeopardized due to diverse reasons including inaccurate diagnosis or inadequatesurgical technique. Detailed and thorough evaluation of the nose with review of previous operativetechnique is necessary to find out exact causes of obstruction. Septum, middle vault,tip, nostril, and nasal mucosa are common anatomic areas of obstruction after rhinoplasty. They are often weakened, damaged, or even destroyed losing their original shape, strength, orposition. Changes in these anatomic structures are strongly related to static and/or dynamicobstruction. In this article, authors reviewed the common locations, anatomic causes, andtreatment strategies of nasal obstruction after rhinoplasty.
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