Giant Concha Bullosa

Yeliz Jakobsen; Jonas Hjelm Andersen; Knud  Larsen

Giant Concha Bullosa

Department of Clinical Research

Sydvestjysk Sygehus Esbjerg
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Abstract

Concha bullosa is a common variation of the anatomy of the concha media which typically involves concha
media, but also concha inferior and superior. In this case we present a giant concha bullosa in a young girl,
as a unique variation.
Furthermore we bring a systemized review of giant concha bullosa reports, to understand the origin of the
pneumatization within the nasal turbinates, the association with sinusitis, the contact with the
osteomeatale complex, ethmoidale bullae, onodi cells and agger nasi cells. Most important is the contact
with basis crani and n. opticus which leads us to discuss the treatment and risks.

Original language	English
Journal	Rhinology
Volume	56
Issue number	27
ISSN	0300-0729
Publication status	Published - 24. Apr 2018
Event	19th Congress of the International Rhinologic Society - Londom, United Kingdom Duration: 22. Apr 2018 → 26. Apr 2018

Conference

Conference	19th Congress of the International Rhinologic Society
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Londom
Period	22/04/2018 → 26/04/2018

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