… as a way to determine whether valve collapse plays a role in … nose in the area of the internal
and external nasal valves is a much more precise technique for determining whether valve …

… can be seen in patients with an overprojected septal cartilage seen commonly in tension
nose deformities. These patients have thin skin and weak ULC prone to dynamic collapse with …

… The internal nasal valve constitutes the bottleneck of the nose. It is responsible for almost
half of the total airway resistance [8]. A significant rise in pressure is recorded in particular …

… cross-sectional area of the nasal valve with subsequent nasal obstruction. In some cases …
nasal valve, and its positioning must be taken into account when performing functional nasal …

… nose with concomitant nasal valve collapse may require widening or augmentation of the
nasal … Outside medical records of previous nasal operations should be requested to determine …

… the angle of the internal nasal valve, and thus increasing respiratory airflow. … nasal valve,
which is collapsed on the concave side in these cases, to the evident functional benefit of nasal …

… If there is narrowing of the nasal valves or significant depression/deviation exists, the
engineering approach is typically required with the use of spreader grafts, lateral cartilage sculpting…

… This fixation is an important process for the preventing the inferior collapse of the ULC with
subsequent compromise of the nasal valve. Any remaining asymmetries can be addressed by …

… of the nasal valve is of particular importance in order to reduce the functional problems that
may result from nasal valve … In noses with severe deformities of the lower two-thirds of the …

… of the nose may play a bigger role in external nasal valve … was the first to identify the nasal
valve as a single entity in 1903… between the internal nasal valve and the external nasal valve. …