Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery is a surgical method used in the treatment of nasal and sinus cavities. This surgery is performed with the help of an endoscope (a thin camera) inserted into the nose. The endoscope allows the doctor to view and treat the nasal and sinus cavities.
The main advantages that make this surgical method a preferred option are:
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Minimally invasive: Endoscopic Sinus Surgery is less invasive compared to open surgery. It is performed through small incisions made through the nostrils or sometimes inside the mouth. This helps patients recover faster and have less risk of complications.
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Display and navigation: TOThe endoscopic method allows doctors to clearly view the inside of the sinus cavities. Endoscopic camera, high resolution imageIt is used to obtain results and helps doctors accurately identify target areas. In addition, some endoscopic surgical systems allow the surgeon's navigationIt uses advanced technologies that further improve the imaging and imaging processes.
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Multipurpose use: Endoscopic SinusIts surgery is an effective method of treating a number of sinus problems. It is used to treat conditions such as chronic sinusitis, sinus polyps, sinus tumors, nasal congestion caused by sinusitis.
Endoscopic Sinus Surgery is usually performed under local or general anesthesia. Using the endoscope, the surgeon examines the sinus cavities and identifies the areas that need to be treated. Treatments such as correcting the drainage of the sinuses, removing polyps, removing tumors or cleaning the inflamed tissues in the sinus can be applied.
Since this method provides a better visualization of the sinus cavities, it enables a more sensitive and effective surgical intervention.