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The role of standard technique in modern sinus surgery

W H Friedman¹, G P Katsantonis

¹Park Central Institute, St. Louis, Missouri.

Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America

|August 1, 1989

Abstract:

This article reviews the most commonly performed intranasal and extranasal sinus operations. The indications, complications, and functional results of each are presented. Endoscopic approaches should be used in conjunction with standard techniques in order to supplement and improve the efficiency of standard techniques of sinus surgery.

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