This document discusses endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS) and the Messerklinger technique. It provides details on sinus anatomy and physiology, as well as factors that can lead to chronic sinusitis. Diagnostic nasal endoscopy is described as an accurate way to diagnose issues and determine appropriate treatment. True indications for ESS include chronic and recurrent acute sinusitis, nasal polyps, and fungal sinusitis. Advantages of ESS include a 3D view, good illumination, magnification, and the ability to visualize all areas of the sinuses. The conclusion states that ESS has clear advantages over conventional sinus surgeries in diagnosing and accurately treating patients.
2. BASIS OF FESS
MESSERKLINGER TECHNIQUE
TARGETED AT THE PRECHAMBERS OF THE
LARGE SINUSES.
RESTORES THE BASIC PHYSIOLOGY [
MUCOCILIARY CLEARANCE ] OF ALL SINUSES BY
IMPROVING DRAINAGE & VENTILATION.
14. DIAGNOSTIC. . . .
PROCEDURE
LOCAL ANAESTHESIA
0 AND 30 DEGREES NASAL ENDOSCOPE
FIRST PASS - ALONG THE NASAL
FLOOR
SECOND PASS - ALONG
SPHENOETHMOIDAL RECESS
THIRD PASS - ALONG MIDDLE MEATUS
28. ADVANTAGES OF ESS
1. THREE DIMENSIONAL VIEW
2. GOOD ILLUMINATION
3. MAGNIFICATION
4. ANGLED ENDOSCOPE – NOOK & CORNERS
VISUALISED
5. ACADEMICALLY USEFUL FOR TEACHING
PURPOSES
6. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND VIDEO DOCUMENTATION
29. Microdebridder –
Recent Advancement
1. Cuts and Suction with same
instrument
2. Minimal bleeding
3. Minimal damage to normal mucosa
4. Reduced surgical time
30. CONCLUSION
ENDOSCOPIC SINUS SURGERY HAS CLEAR
ADVANTAGES OVER CONVENTIONAL SURGERIES
BY HELPING TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT THE
PATIENT WITH ACCURACY