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Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery ; (24): 209-212, 2016.
Article Dans Chinois | WPRIM | ID: wpr-749681

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OBJECTIVE@#To explore the curative effect and origin of antrochoanal polyp (ACP) with various approaches.@*METHOD@#Fifty-seven patients with ACP were included in the study. All the ACP patients were examined by preoperative endoscopy and computer tomographic (CT) scans. The patients were treated by various endoscopic approaches including endoscopic middle meatus antrostomy, inferior meatus antrostomy combined with endoscopic middle meatus antrostomy or endoscopic medial maxillectomy combined with endoscopic middle meatus antrostomy respectively. The relationship between polyp location in middle meatus and lesions in the antrum was explored during the surgery. Pathological examination was carried out and patients were regularly followed up after operation.@*RESULT@#Fifty-seven ACP develops from antral cyst. In 22 cases of endoscopic middle meatus antrostomy, two patients relapsed. In 17 cases of inferior meatus antrostomy combined with endoscopic middle meatus antrostomy, one patients relapsed. In 18 cases of endoscopic medial maxillectomy combined with endoscopic middle meatus antrostomy, no one relapsed.@*CONCLUSION@#Our data indicated that the ACP mainly originates in antral cyst, and capsule wall herniates to middle meatus through the antral ostium. ACP are common in unilateral, rare in both sides. The endoscopic approaches of middle meatus antrostomy and inferior meatus antrostomy combined with endoscopic middle meatus antrostomy might guarantee good prognosis. If the cyst is on the anterior wall of maxillary sinus, the approach of endoscopic medial maxillectomy can obtain a better vision and completely remove the lesions.


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Humains , Kystes , Chirurgie générale , Endoscopie , Sinus maxillaire , Chirurgie générale , Polypes du nez , Chirurgie générale , Procédures chirurgicales du nez , Méthodes , Tomodensitométrie
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