Nasal packs can be more useful in patients who suffer from bleeding-related morbidity, while septoplasty applied without nasal packs can be more suitable in patients with obstructive sleep apnea. The use of nasal packs in septoplasty should be determined on an individualized basis with respect to the characteristics of each patient.

Vocal cord paralysis is a relatively common clinical entity with substantial rate of morbidity. Identification of the underlying etiology and awareness on the clinical characteristics are keystones for foreseeing complications and determining the appropriate therapeutic modality.