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Journal of ENT and Allied Sciences 5(1):p 25-27, January–June 2020. | DOI:
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An Easier Approach for Nasal Vestibule Recanalization: Endotracheal Tube Tailored Nasal Stents
Paramita Debnath , Nayak Puneeth S , Debnath Paramita , Harugop Anil S , Anand Anshika
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Nayak Puneeth S, Debnath Paramita, Harugop Anil S et al., An Easier Approach for Nasal Vestibule Recanalization: Endotracheal Tube Tailored Nasal Stents. RFP J ENT Allied Sci 2020;5(1):25–27
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Introduction: Following surgical procedures in the region of nasal vestibule and nasal valves majority of patients have risk of developing vestibular stenosis and face lifelong complications with the external and internal nasal valves; sequels of the repair. The use of endotracheal tube as nasal stent has been mentioned in various literature but it is not validated yet. In the present study we highlighted the use of this endotracheal tube tailored nasal stents for recanalization, prevention of recurrences vestibular stenosis and preserving nasal valves.
Keywords: Nasal vestibular stenosis; Endotracheal tube; Nasal stents.
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