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Effect of nasal surgery on laryngeal mucosa
• 2019
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Authors
Yasser Mohammad Hassan Mandour*, Samer Badie, Mohammad Fahmy Shendy
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Abstract
Background: The aim of the study was to compare stroboscopic features of laryngeal mucosa before and after the
nasal surgery.
Methods: Prospective randomized case control study in which 60 patients divided into two groups each include 30
patients, group I with bilateral nasal obstruction due to deviated nasal septum with hypertrophic inferior turbinate,
group II bilateral nasal obstruction due nasal polyposis undergoing septoplasty with turbinectomy group I and FESS
in group II with video- stroboscopic examination before and 3 months after the surgery for each patient and 30 normal
volunteers as a control group.
Results: Swollen true vocal cord, laryngeal erythema and laryngeal edema were significantly decreased after the
nasal surgery, As Swollen true vocal cord changed from 8 to one patient in group I and from 16 to 4 patients in group
II, laryngeal erythema changed from 28 to 6 patients in group I and from 29 to 7 patients in group II and laryngeal
edema changed from 28 to 5 patients in group I and from 29 to 8 patients in group II.
Conclusions:
nasal surgery.
Methods: Prospective randomized case control study in which 60 patients divided into two groups each include 30
patients, group I with bilateral nasal obstruction due to deviated nasal septum with hypertrophic inferior turbinate,
group II bilateral nasal obstruction due nasal polyposis undergoing septoplasty with turbinectomy group I and FESS
in group II with video- stroboscopic examination before and 3 months after the surgery for each patient and 30 normal
volunteers as a control group.
Results: Swollen true vocal cord, laryngeal erythema and laryngeal edema were significantly decreased after the
nasal surgery, As Swollen true vocal cord changed from 8 to one patient in group I and from 16 to 4 patients in group
II, laryngeal erythema changed from 28 to 6 patients in group I and from 29 to 7 patients in group II and laryngeal
edema changed from 28 to 5 patients in group I and from 29 to 8 patients in group II.
Conclusions: