… We believe that the concha bullosa presented in … septal perforation. Although uncommon,
providers should be aware of the possibility of septal perforation in cases with concha bullosa …

… deviated nasal septum and concha bullosa excludes the aetiological role of concha bullosa
in … shape, as consistent with concha bullosa.This may explain the insignificant role played by …

… But septal perforation is not one of them. This paper … concha bullosa and septal perforation.
There is no cause detected for septal perforation except the digital effect of huge concha …

… , nasal septal perforation, and a documented history of craniofacial trauma. Inclusion required
that patients were at least 18 years of age at the time of imaging and that the sinus CT was …

… Septal perforation and left exophthalmos were noted on a physical examination. A CT of the
… concha bullosa mucoceles or mucopyoceles and the 22 reported cases of concha bullosa …

… A concha bullosa (CB) of the middle turbinate is frequently observed on the nondeviated
side of patients with a nasal septal deviation (NSD). However, the impact of the CB on nasal …

… the median total nasal resistance was 0.25 Pa/cm 3 per second postoperatively compared
with 0.37 Pa/cm 3 per second preoperatively in patients having lamellar conchae bullosa. Also…

… foreign body), and external nasal deviation; and those who underwent open technique
septoplasty and developed recurrent DNS, septal perforation, synechiae, saddle nose deformity, …

… polyposis, allergic rhinitis, active nasal and paranasal sinus infection, septal perforation,
adenoid hypertrophy, inferior turbinate hypertrophy or previous rhinoplasty, endoscopic sinus …

… concha bullosa on the left side (38 cases), 44.7% had a right side septal deviation and 13.2%
had a left-side septal … position of concha bullosa and the side where the septum deviated (…