Assessment of the Anatomical Variations in the Paranasal Sinuses With Ct

Kılıçkesmez, Özgür; Gürses, Bengı; Taşdelen, Neslihan; Güzelbey, Tevfik; Doğan, Müzeyyen

doi:10.15659/yeditepemj.15.10.175

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“…The difference is statistically non significant. This conclusion agrees that found by Kılıckesmez (13) and katya (15) .In our study prevalence of septal pneumatization was 6 (13.6%) in study group and 11 (25.0%) in control group and the difference is statistically non significant. This conclusion agrees with that found by Kılıckesmez (13) and with khajavi (16) .…”

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“…This conclusion agrees that found by Kılıckesmez (13) and katya (15) .In our study prevalence of septal pneumatization was 6 (13.6%) in study group and 11 (25.0%) in control group and the difference is statistically non significant. This conclusion agrees with that found by Kılıckesmez (13) and with khajavi (16) . In our study prevalence of concha bullosa was 15 (34.1%) in study group and 24 (54.5%) in control group show insignificant differences and this result is similar to that obtained by Azila (3) and with Kaygusuz (17) .…”

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“…In our study the prevalence of septal deviation was 32 (72.7%) in study group and 21 (47.7%) in control group which is statistically significant. These results agree with those found by Kılıckesmez (13) and with Shoib (14) which suggest that the relation between the nasal septal deviation and chronic rhinosinusitis may be that: Secretions accumulates in the sinus as a result of narrowing of the osteomeatal complex and thus infections ensues in the retained secretions and causes chronic rhinosinusitis. Mucociliary activity decreases following the nasal flow rate increase and mucosal dryness in relation with the nasal septal deviation and consequently, chronic rhinosinusitis develops.…”

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“…Fadda (18) prevalence of Haller cells was 32 (22.8%) patients with chronic paranasal sinusitis which was statistically difference which is disagree with our result probably because this study included one group of patients who had sinusitis without taking another control group to compare the results with it. In our study prevalence of paradoxical middle turbinate was 1 (2.3%) in study group and 3 (6.8%) in control group which is statistically non significant difference is agree with Kılıckesmez (13) and with katya (15) .…”

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Anatomical Variations of Nasal Structures in Chronic Rhinosinusitis as Detected by Computed Tomography Scan

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Background: There is a wide range of anatomical variations affecting the nose, paranasal sinuses (PNS) best diagnosed by Computed Tomography (CT). These variations may cause impairment of mucociliary drainage of the PNS resulting in sinusitis. Objectives: In this paper, the aim is to study the relationship of the anatomical variations of the lateral nasal wall, nasal septum and paranasal sinuses with the occurrence of chronic rhinosinusitis. Methods: The study included two groups of patients, the first has chronic rhinosinusitis while the second was without chronic rhinosinusitis. Anatomical variations of nose and paranasal sinuses which are nasal septal variations, concha bullosa, agger nasi cells, haller cells, paradoxical middle turbinatesand uncinate process variations were detected in both groups to investigate the relation between the anatomical variations and chronic rhinosinusitis. Results: A case control study was done which showed that there a significant statistical relation between nasal septal deviation and chronic rhinosinusitis. Conclusion: There was a significant relation between nasal septal deviation and chronic rhinosinusitis.

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