Diseases of the Nose and Paranasal Sinuses — Flashcards

Both _____ can spread to the paranasal sinuses and result in necrosis around the nose

Hint: which two fungal infections

DNS is associated with _____trophy of turbinates on opposite side of deviation.

_____ and allergy are main etiological factors for antrochoanal polyp

_____ test is done before selecting patient for surgery for DNS.

_____% cases of choanal atresia are bony and rest are mixed

_____ rhinitis is also known as Ozaena.

The artery responsible for posterior epistaxis is _____, located at the posterior end of the middle turbinate

Indications for surgery in a case of DNS are:Persistent _____ and recurrent headachesRecurrent sinusitis and otitis media.Recurrent epistaxis from septal spur.Septal deviation causing sleep apnea or hypopnoea syndrome.

_____lateral nasal obstruction, nasal discharge, and epistaxis are the main presenting symptoms for inverted papilloma

Epistaxis may cause life-threatening hemorrhages if they occur in the _____ segment of the nostril (Woodruff's plexus)