SURGICAL PERSPECTIVES AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF NASAL VALVE OBSTRUCTION IN PATIENTS WITH SEPTAL DEVIATION

Abstract

This study examines nasal valve obstruction and its pathophysiological basis in patients with nasal septum deviation. The prospects and effectiveness of surgical procedures are analyzed. The study explores the etiology and clinical signs of nasal septum deviation, the impact of this pathology on the respiratory process, as well as achievements and challenges in the surgical field. The aim is to propose advanced approaches to improve patients' breathing quality and ensure the safety and efficacy of surgical interventions. The research findings will contribute to the development of new recommendations for treating nasal septum deviation in clinical practice