Loss of the cartilaginous nasal septum, a condition frequently encountered in the practice of
nasal surgery, can vary in scale depending on its etiopathogenesis. Previous surgery …

The caudalmost section of the cartilaginous nasal septum performs the important function of
supporting the middle and lower third of the nose. Its absence leads inevitably to …

Graft selection remains a problem in nasal reconstruction, where the use of autologous
cartilage still provides the best resistance to infection and a low degree of resorption. As the …

The septal crossbar graft is a surgical technique used to correct crooked nose and solve the
associated functional and aesthetic problems. Described for the first time in 2003, it …

Surgical management of the crooked nose still constitutes a problem that is difficult to solve
because of the possibility of recurrence and the risk of weakening the supporting structures …

The septum is considered to be the most important anatomical structure in providing nasal
support. Because of a variety of potential etiologies nasal septum could be severely …

Rhinoplasty is often thought of as the most challenging of all aesthetic procedures.
Irregularities of nasal tip implicate decreasing of nasal function and are generally regarded …

The following article presents nasal septum and turbinate surgery. First an overview with
special consideration of the anatomical and physiological background is given followed by …

From an anatomical standpoint, the support of the inferior two thirds of the nose is ensured
by the cartilaginous septum. Usually, the reconstruction of total loss of the quadrangular …

Discussion: Septum-Based Nasal Tip Plasty: A Comparative Stu... : Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery Discussion: Septum-Based Nasal Tip Plasty: A Comparative Study …