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Journal archive · Septum, valve and airway · 2017

CO Clin Otolaryngol · 2017

A systematic review of the surgical techniques for the treatment of internal nasal valve collapse: where do we stand?

Goudakos JK, Fishman JM, Patel K.

In the archive as a landmark paper: the core sweep runs 2011–2026, and this one is here because the history of rhinoplasty rests on it · cited on spreader grafts.

PubMed 27119792Publisher (DOI)

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“A myriad of interventions have been described to address the restoration or preservation of the internal nasal valve, the narrowest portion of nasal airway. Objective Of Review: To review systematically available knowledge and evidence about management options of the collapse of the internal nasal valve area. Type Of…”

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PubMed
27119792
Journal
Clin Otolaryngol
Year
2017
Authors
3
Type
Journal Article, Systematic Review
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Septum, valve and airway

Every rhinoplasty is a breathing operation whether it intends to be or not: the septum holds the nose up as well as dividing it, and the narrowest part of the whole airway is the internal valve the surgeon is standing over.

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