Die chirurgische Behandlung entz�ndlicher Erkrankungen der Nasennebenh�hlen

Draf, Wolfgang

doi:10.1007/bf00458469

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“…These anatomic reference points, which are vital for maintaining the proper surgical orientation away from critical orbital and skull base structures, include the uncinate process, ostium of the maxillary sinus, middle and superior turbinate and surrounding recesses, basal lamella of the middle and superior turbinates, the anterior ethmoid artery, and the anterior and posterior ethmoid air cells. 5–11 However, in real life situations, these landmarks often have significant anatomic variations or are obscured by blood, polyps, and/or other inflammatory or postsurgical changes. Failure to correctly identify these landmarks in these unfamiliar circumstances can misdirect the surgeon with disastrous consequences for the patient.…”

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A Stepwise Surgical Technique Using the Medial Orbital Floor as the Key Landmark in Performing Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

Casiano

2001

The Laryngoscope

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The MOF and adjacent bony ridge of the antrostomy, when combined with columellar measurements, are easily identifiable and consistent anatomic landmarks that are not affected by the presence of significant inflammatory disease or previous surgery. These reference points provide even the most inexperienced surgeon with precise anatomic localization within the paranasal sinuses. They also determine the correct anteroposterior trajectory into the sphenoid sinus, whereby inadvertent intracranial or intraorbital complications may be avoided.

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A Stepwise Surgical Technique Using the Medial Orbital Floor as the Key Landmark in Performing Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

Casiano

2001

The Laryngoscope

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“…13 14 The endonasal access route, however, was initially discredited because of the increased risk of severe complications. Since the introduction of optical aids (endoscope, microscope) a substantial renaissance of endonasal surgical techniques has taken place during the last 15 years.…”

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Surgical treatment of nasal polyposis in patients with aspirin intolerance

Hosemann

2000

Thorax

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“…[2]. Die von der Stirnhöhle ausgehende Osteomyelitis stellt dagegen eine Kontraindikation zum osteoplastischen Zugang dar [10].…”

Section: Schlüsselwörter: Stirnhöhle -Endonasale Chirurgie -Outcome -unclassified

Langzeitergebnisse nach Stirnhöhlenoperationen: Vergleich extranasaler und endonasaler Operationstechniken

Mertens

Eggers²,

Maune³

2000

Laryngo-Rhino-Otol

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Already during the early years endonasal techniques of paranasal sinus surgery showed better outcome than osteoclastic accesses. The analysis indicates that the change to endonasal functional paranasal sinus surgery is justified and should be kept up. The traditional methods still have their rare authorization in case of special indications, especially if an osteoclastic procedure has been carried out already.

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Die chirurgische Behandlung entz�ndlicher Erkrankungen der Nasennebenh�hlen

Cited by 72 publications

References 212 publications

A Stepwise Surgical Technique Using the Medial Orbital Floor as the Key Landmark in Performing Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

A Stepwise Surgical Technique Using the Medial Orbital Floor as the Key Landmark in Performing Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

Surgical treatment of nasal polyposis in patients with aspirin intolerance

Langzeitergebnisse nach Stirnhöhlenoperationen: Vergleich extranasaler und endonasaler Operationstechniken

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