[Specific features of rhinoseptoplasty in children].

The objective of the present study was to examine and treat children presenting with of the curved nasal septum. All the patients included in the study underwent rhinoseptoplasty with simultaneous vasotomy of the inferior turbinated bones and correction of bullous middle nasal conchae. It is recommended that the results obtained in this study be taken into consideration when planning surgery for nasal septum correction in children.

[Certain peculiarities of rhinoseptoplasty in children].

This paper reports the results of examination and treatment of children presenting with deviation of the nasal septum. All of them underwent septoplasty simultaneous with rhinoplasty, vasotomy of inferior nasal concha, and correction of bullous middle nasal concha (if indicated). It is recommended that the data obtained be taken into consideration during rhinoseptoplastic surgey in children.

[Efficiency and safety of rhinoseptoplasty in childhood].

180 children were examined and operated for deformation of the nasal ceptum (NS). By intensity of NS growth, three age groups were distinguished: 5-7 years of age (12.7%), 8-13 years (34.

[Specific aspects of rhinomanometry in children with nasal septum deformity in the region of absorbing part of the nasal valve].

Available are original data on rhinomanometry in children with nasal septum distortion in the anterior part. Nasal patency before and after anemisation of the mucosa was measured in health and disease. Pressure in collapse of the nasal valve in children is higher than in adults, while dynamic range of the valve action in growing flow of the inspired air is more noticeable.

[Nasal septal distortion of endogenous genesis as a manifestation of human morphofunctional asymmetry].

By analyzing the data available in the literature and his own findings, the author forwards a hypothesis on the endogenous etiology of nasal septal distortions as a result of human morphofunctional asymmetry. Asymmetries are more pronounced in males and right-handed individuals than in females and left-handed ones. Due to this fact, nasal septal distortions are more common in males and with their convex part deviate to the left nasal cavity.