Objectives: To provide a detailed description and evaluation of therapeutic techniques for
the management of nasal valve in rhinoseptoplasty. Method: An extensive review of the …

Nasal valve pathology plays a significant role in nasal obstruction. Diagnosing this
dysfunction requires a high level of suspicion, especially in patients who have undergone …

tion operation alone will help the nose function normally, and it is not mandatory to correct
the external nasal deformity. Sometimes, however, the overall physiologic result would be …

Despite the apparent association of nasal airway obstruction with septal deviation and/or
inferior turbinate hypertrophy, increasing clinical evidence suggests that incompetence of …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the improvement of nasal flow and the fall of nasal
resistance in 50 patients that underwent rhinoseptoplasty in our department and discuss the …

The complete rhinoplasty surgeon must possess an understanding of functional nasal
airway obstruction. An increasingly sophisticated grasp of the pathophysiology of fixed nasal …

The objective of this article is to explore minimally invasive techniques to treat a poorly
functioning nasal valve. It reviews the literature to introduce anatomy and examination, detail …

The nasal valve is the most important region responsible for air flow and nasal resistance. In
the past five years, numerous advances have been made in nasal valve analysis and …

Management of the crooked nose and valve obstruction is a challenge for even the most
experienced rhinoplasty surgeon. Optimal treatment to restore a functional airway and …

Background Nasal airway obstruction is a common complaint of patients presenting to
otolaryngology clinics and can be caused by a variety of anatomic factors. A number of …