Concha bullosa (CB) manifests as a commonly encountered anatomical variant within the
middle turbinate; nevertheless, the incidence of sinusitis attributable to CB is notably …

Introduction: Although many surgical techniques exist to manage obstructive concha
bullosa, there continues to be a drive to find the least invasive technique with the fewest …

Objective Identifying anatomical variations associated with pathological findings is very
useful for diagnoses and therapeutics. We conducted a study to detect various anatomical …

Inferior concha bullosa is a rare anatomic variation in the nasal cavity and is usually
asymptomatic. There is no specific algorithm for surgical approaches to be used for …

Concha bullosa is defined as the pneumatization of intranasal turbinates (superior, middle,
or inferior). Inferior concha bullosa (ICB) is a very rare condition and it can cause nasal …

Concha bullosa is an aerated turbinate in the nose. It is a common anatomic variant that can
develop a mucocele if obstructed, which can further progress to become a mucopyocele if …

Introduction Concha bullosa (CB) is the most common sinonasal anatomical variation
reported in literature, it occurs most often in the middle turbinate. Causes of development are …

An otherwise healthy 48-year-old man presented to our ENT department for evaluation of
chronic nasal obstruction, headache, and anosmia. Endoscopic examination detected …

Concha bullosa of the inferior turbinate is an extremely rare anatomic malformation. Inferior
concha bullosa is the structure with air sacs on the inferior turbinate body and may be …