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Posterior Fontanelle Approach of Maxillary Sinus in Functional
Endoscopic
Sinus Surgery |
Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology, Bundang Jesaeng General Hosp., Daejin Medical Center1, Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology, Seoul National Univ. Bundang Hosp.2 |
Hong Joong KIM,
Hong Joong KIM1, Seung-No HONG2, Jae-Cheul AHN2, Woo Hyun LEE2, Jeong-Whun KIM2
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¸ñÀû: There are two methods of uncinectomy, the classical uncinectomy
technique described by Stammberger and the swing-door technique
described by Wormald. Although incidence is low, these two methods
are at risk for complications. The authors present posterior
fontanelle approach of maxillary sinus, which is a modified
technique for safe removal of uncinate process and effective access
of maxillary sinus. ¹æ¹ý:The posterior fontanelle was found by palpation at the superior
portion of posterior end of inferior turbinate with ball probe. After
identifying the posterior fontanelle, the iatrogenic maxillary sinus
ostium was made with antrum knife on this area. This ostium was
enlarged anteriorly until it joined the natural ostium with a back-
biting forceps. When lacrimal bone was encountered, tip of back-bite
forceps was rotated upward to remove the vertical portion of uncinate
process. °á°ú:There are no complication, such as orbital penetration with fat exposure and naso-lacrimal duct injury, during operation. °á·Ð:We devised a posterior fontanelle approach of uncinectomy and middle
meatal antrostomy to reduce complication rate. Orbital injury and
naso-lacrimal injury did not occur in this technique. Further study
with a randomized controlled trial is required to prove its
validity. |
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