ASSESSMENT OUTCOMES OF MEDIAL FLAP INFERIOR TURBINOPLASTY
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Objectives: Description of outcomes of medial flap inferior turbinoplasty. Methods: Scoping review. We searched the database on PubMed, Medline, the electronic library of Hanoi Medical University to identify original articles related to medial flap inferior turbinoplasty. Results: There were 9 articles that were eligible for selection according to the purpose of the study, the rate of patients with early complications after surgery: there was 1 study with the rate of postoperative bleeding (4%), pain requiring treatment, medicated (14%), closing rate 17.3%. Symptoms of nasal obstruction improved after surgery and the rate of recurrence and re-surgery is 12%. Conclusion: medial flap inferior turbinoplasty has positive results, providing long-term effectiveness for patients in reducing nasal congestion without the risk of significant complications. Objective: Describe technical methods for adjusting the lower roll shape to create a bodice. Research design: Overview of thesis. Methods: We performed a systematic search on the data system PubMed, Google Scholar, Hanoi Medical University library to identify all original articles related to the book editing method below to tie shape. Research results: There are 10 qualified articles selected according to the objective of the research problem, the treatment method of patients improving nasal symptoms with complete care is 24-94.7%, improving Complete writing patency was 94%, evidence was then minimized. Conclusion: Lower turbinate correction to create a flap has the potential to bring long-term results to patients in reducing nasal obstruction with little risk of complications.
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