Nasal septal perforations are relatively common, affecting up to 0.9% of the general
population. 1 The challenge for the rhinologic or nasal reconstructive surgeon is to identify …

Nasal septal perforations present a distinct challenge to the otolaryngologist-head and neck
surgeon, and a problem to the patient. A clearcut etiology must be established from a long …

The surgical closure of septal perforations remains a distinctive challenge to the
otorhinolaryngologist. This is demonstrated by the modest success in most techniques. An …

Septal perforations are difficult problems that the otolaryngologist has to solve. In fact, the
otolaryngologist has to identify the cause, which in most cases is either iatrogenic or …

Importance Large and complex nasal septal perforations may cause considerable patient
discomfort and are challenging to repair. Posterior septal resection (PSR) is a simple …

Objectives Nasal septal perforation is an anatomic defect of the cartilaginous and bone
tissues of the nasal septum. Many approaches and techniques to repair nasal septal …

The surgical closure of a nasal septal perforation is recognized as being particularly
challenging. A series of 11 consecutive patients who underwent closure of a septal …

Septal perforation repair, a multilayered reconstruction done in a hostile environment, is a
challenge to surgeons. A successful repair requires a thorough search for the cause of …

Nasal septal perforations present a distinct challenge to the facial plastic surgeon. A clearcut
causal factor must be established from a long, diverse list of potential causes. Surgical repair …

Objective: To critically evaluate the literature on surgical treatment options for nasal septal
perforations and to analyse the outcomes of these treatment options. Design: A systematic …