Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: To critically evaluate the surgical treatment strategies for
nasal valve collapse. Methods: A systematic review of studies to treat nasal valve collapse …

Objective To systematically review the existing literature supporting the efficacy of modern-
day rhinoplasty techniques for treatment of nasal obstruction due to nasal valve …

The largest collection of basic, clinical, and applied knowledge on the chemical senses ever
compiled in one volume, the third edition of Handbook of Olfaction and Gustation …

Introduction The nasal cavity is the first part of the airway and the nasal mucosa is the first
line contact area between the air, gases, suspended elements, and the respiratory tract. The …

DISCUSSION The addition of a flaring suture to conventional spreader graft placement is
simple and quick and dependably improves treatment of the dysfunctional internal nasal …

Objective: To measure the efficacy of functional rhinoplasty techniques with a validated
quality-of-life instrument. Design: Prospective observational outcomes study of patients with …

Objective To describe a surgical technique (the conchal cartilage “butterfly” graft) which,
when used in properly selected patients, has been found to be a dependable method for …

Objectives To quantify changes in the cross-sectional area of the nasal valve after
placement of spreader grafts and flaring sutures and to review clinical outcomes after nasal …

Because the internal nasal valve has been identified as the narrowest segment in the nasal
cavity, more has been written about the internal nasal valve than the external. A PubMed …

Background Nasal valve collapse is relatively common with a lifetime prevalence of up to
13%. Etiologies include prior rhinoplasty, other surgical procedures, facial paralysis …