Ear Nose and Throat Doctor - Otorhinolaryngologist in Istanbul

Turbinate Resection With Septum Perforation Resulting In Nasal Hyperventilation And Empty Nose Syndrome  I wanted to share with you a few patient examination photos that show the importance of the inferior turbinate. The patient, who had undergone septoplasty, radiofrequency and turbinate resection twice in another clinic, applied to our clinic with the following complaints: - sticky and solid discharge from the nasal passages - dry and crusty discharge in the nose - nose bleeding - not enough air taken from the nose - feeling of cold and dry air in your nose - dry nose, painful areas, thick viscous discharge, more on the right side - decreased sleep quality (turbinates may affect lying position and nasal cycle changes may also occur after turbinate procedures) Tomography and nasal examination sections of the patient who developed nasal septum perforation , nasal hyperventilation , and empty nose syndrome on the right after two separate nasal surgeries performed in a different clinic.

Nose Sagging After Septum Deviation Surgery! Septum deviation can cause narrowing of the airways and nasal congestion in the nose. Link to the detailed article I wrote about the symptoms, diagnosis, types and treatment of nasal septum deviation >> Nasal Septum Deviation - Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment In patients with nasal obstruction, if nasal septum deviation and associated airway stenosis are detected in the endoscopic nasal examination, if the patients have symptoms such as sleeping with an open mouth related to nasal obstruction, breathing with an open mouth while walking on the road, and decreased sleep quality, septoplasty operation can be planned. The procedure performed here consists only of resection of the curved areas in the nasal septum. In other words, the least possible atomic change is aimed. Especially in patients with caudal septum deviation, since the deviated nasal septum contains the "caudal septum", which is one of the basic structures respons

Nasal Myoclonus (Involuntary Contraction of Nose Muscles) After Nose Aesthetic The patient, who had undergone rhinoplasty in another clinic, applied to our clinic for revision rhinoplasty and during the application he mentioned a complaint unrelated to the shape, " nose twitching "," uncontrollable nasal muscles spasm " or " nasal myoclonus ". This is a situation that I have seen several times in my professional life, which is not easy to explain. Cause of Nose Twitching After Rhinoplasty The reason for the appearance of twitching or myoclonus in certain areas of the nose after the rhinoplasty operation may be the regrowth of the nerve endings cut under the skin towards the nasal muscles and causing innervation in these muscles or irritation of the nerves that normally innervate these muscles due to swelling or blunt trauma. It can be thought that there is no serious underlying disease and may be associated with the operation in patients who did not have p

Tonsil Removal Surgery What is tonsillectomy? Tonsillectomy (tonsil removal) is the operation of removal of tonsils (tonsilla palatine, palatine tonsils) from the waldeyer lymph node ring element in our throat. There are many different devices and techniques used for the removal of the tonsils. Tonsillectomy surgery is performed under general anesthesia in many clinics. I wanted to write an answer to the following questions about tonsil removal surgery. Can you smoke cigarette after surgery? As the tonsil tissues are removed in the pharyngeal region after the tonsil operation, the air space expands. They continue to function in neighboring areas (lingual tonsils, lateral pharyngeal bands, nasal flesh, neck and lymph nodes beneath the chin) instead of the depleted lumen. In patients without tonsils cigarette smoking, foreign particles, soot and soot in cigarette smoke can adhere to the pharynx and cause "recurrent pharyngitis episodes" and "chronic pharyngitis" over