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Published on: June 20, 2018
"Managing the Severe Septal Deviation Using Dorsal Preservation"
Valerio Finocchi1, Valentino Vellone2
1Private Practitioner - MySelf Clinic, Roma.
Abstract:
Severe septal deviations are a constant challenge for rhinosurgeons. As the septum is the most important pillar of the nasal framework, septal deformities require correction to insure a straight nose. The septum should be on the midline without any tension to ensure a correct healing of the external nasal pyramid. In certain cases, the association of a correct septoplasty and dorsal preservation allows the treatment of the crooked nose and at the same time gives natural results with rapid postoperative recovery. The aim of this article was to underline the versatility of the dorsal preservation technique for the correction of severe septal deviation.
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