Conclusion: We believe that the concha bullosa presented in this case might have caused
chondrocyte apoptosis due to mechanical pressure and led to septal perforation. Although …

Aim This study was conducted to discuss the incidence, directions, and types of concha
bullosa using studies in the literature. Materials and methods The images of patients who …

Methods Surgical interventions were performed on 136 patients (234 CB) at the Department
of Ear, Nose, and Throat, and Head and Neck Surgery, Izmir Tepecik Training and Research …

Objective To study the benefit of surgery in different types of isolated concha bullosa. Design
Prospective case series. Setting Academic Medical Center. Patients Forty seven …

Objectives: Concha bullosa (CB) with nasal septal deviation (NSD) can be the cause of
postoperative functional failure if not corrected during surgery. Methods: All the paranasal …

Concha bullosa (CB) is not considered to be a disease, but rather a variation of the
paranasal sinus. A CB is defined as the presence of an air cell within the turbinate …

Objective: To determine the incidence of concha bullosa and its association with deviated
nasal septum, obstruction of osteomeatal complex and chronic rhinosinusitis. Design …

Concha bullosa is a relatively common anatomic variant that is in fact an enlarged
pneumatized middle turbinate. We report a case of giant concha bullosa in a 21-year-old …

임상이비인후과(Journal of Clinical Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery) Home Journal Info
About the Journal Aims and Scope Editorial Board Subscription Information Copyright & Open …

Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: This study endoscopically and radiologically evaluated
whether a surgically crushed concha bullosa (CB) can form again. Study Design …