… laterally with two fingers to open the ipsilateral nasal valve. A … al., the pull-up spreader high
(PUSH) approach improves nasal … margins of the lower lateral cartilage's lateral crus, then we …

… The cephalic border of the lateral crus of the lower lateral … of the lateral crus to sustain the
external nasal valve function. There … collapse and functional narrowing of external nasal valve …

… lower lateral crus (LLC), and dead space, creates a situation where scar contracture can pull
up on … revealed septal deviation, and external nasal valve and severe internal nasal valve …

… nasal valve represents the narrowest portion of the nasal airway and is bounded by the superior
borders of the lateral alar crus … of pivotal restraint that could pull up the alar rim. Because …

… techniques, that is, surgical manipulation of the bony and/or cartilaginous or soft tissues of
the nose to improve collapse of the nasal valves … Lateral crus pull-up technique restores ENV …

… The ULC commonly overlaps the lower lateral cartilage (… collapse which is common in nasal
valve stenosis. Visual analysis of the outer nasal shape is followed by palpation of the nasal …

… asymmetry of the facial function or collapse of the external nasal valve from nasalis or dilator
… 80 for cases where the external nasal valve is floppy, is termed the lateral crus pull-up. This …

… of diagnostic methods of nasal valve dysfunction … side wall of the nose are critically
evaluated. Our own original correction method is described for dysfunction of the external nasal …

… alar sidewalls that lead to external nasal valve stenosis by collapsing on moderate or deep
… of the lateral crus of the lower laterals by excessive trimming or division. If division techniques …

… It also determines the position of the nasal tip. Each lateral crus represents the lateral legs
of the tripoid, while the medial crus constitutes the central leg. The “Tripod concept” also …