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PubMed1996

Endoscopic surgery for nasal and sinusal vascular tumours: about two cases of nasopharyngeal angiofibromas and one case of turbinate angioma.

Incomplete resection, technical difficulties and important bleeding are feared in endoscopic sinus surgery (E.S.S.). The authors report three cases of E.S.S. for vascular tumours: two angiofibromas and one angioma. Adjuvant treatments were sometimes used : embolization by angiography (one case), clip on the sphenopalatine artery (one case). However, in one case, E.S.S. alone was sufficient. Average blood loss was 500 cc. Total resection, good clinical evolution and no recurrence at 9 months are good arguments in favour of this technique.

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PubMed1997

Coincidence of bilateral hypogenesis and unilateral agenesis of the turbinates (conchae nasales) in man.

OBJECTIVE: In a work concerning the anatomy of the ostiomeatal complex, an interesting variation was encountered. The head of a male cadaver was cut midsagittally, and the lateral nasal wall was examined. On the right lateral nasal wall, concha nasalis media and inferior were hypogenetic. But on the left lateral nasal wall concha nasalis media was hypogenetic and concha nasalis inferior was not developed at all (agenetic). CONCLUSION: This rare variation should also be borne in mind by the surgeons dealing with the nasal cavity.

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