Abstract
10Oct 2017 CONCHA BULLOSA AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH DNS AND SINUSITIS. Yassar Shiekh , Arshed Ali , Abdul Qayoom Lone , Iqbal Bhat and Shoket Ali. Senior Resident in Deptt. Of Radiodiagnosis & Imaging, Government Medical College, Srinagar. Resident in deptt. of ENT, Head & Neck Surgery , Government Medical College, Srinagar. Specialist in ENT ,Head & Neck Surgery, District Hospital Baramulla. Resident in Deptt. Of Radiodiagnosis & Imaging, Government Medical College, Srinagar. Intern in Government Medical College, Jammu.
Highlights
Background and PurposeThe incidence of middle turbinateReceived: 04 August 2017 Final Accepted: 06 September 2017 Published: October 2017 pneumatization, or concha bullosa, has been well described in the literature
There was a clear association between the presence of a unilateral concha, or a dominant concha, and the presence of nasal septal deviation (P = 0.012)
There was some preservation of air channels between the dominant concha and the nasal septum. 71.2% of patients with concha bullosa had paranasal sinus inflammatory disease; 76.54% of patients without concha bullosa had some form of inflammatory disease
Summary
CONCHA BULLOSA AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH DNS AND SINUSITIS. Dr Yassar Shiekh, Dr Arshed Ali 2, Dr Abdul Qayoom Lone, Dr Iqbal Bhat and Dr.Shoket Ali. Of ENT, Head & Neck Surgery , Government Medical College, Srinagar. 3. Specialist in ENT ,Head & Neck Surgery, District Hospital Baramulla. Of Radiodiagnosis & Imaging, Government Medical College, Srinagar. 5. Intern in Government Medical College, Jammu
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