At the time of surgery, the left
concha bullosa was entered anteriorly (figure, B) and the lateral portion of the
concha bullosa was resected.
deviated nasal septum,
concha bullosa, prominent agger cells, ethmoiditis at the same sitting.
This bone lesion filled the largest part of the
concha bullosa cavity.
A giant bilateral
concha bullosa causing nasal obstruction.
One study20 reported that 73% subjects with
concha bullosa suffered from paranasal sinus inflammatory disease; but 78% subjects without
concha bullosa also indicated some forms of inflammatory disease.
8) in their study of 278 CT scans shown
concha bullosa in 35% patients.
Pneumatization of the inferior turbinate, or
concha bullosa of the inferior turbinate, is clinically significant when it causes persistent nasal airway obstruction.
Keywords: Anatomic variations, Para-nasal sinuses, Deviated nasal septum,
Concha bullosa.
Middle turbinate,
Concha Bullosa, Uncinate process, Agger Nasi cells, Haller cells and Posterior ethmoids showed very good agreement.
1) Although it usually remains asymptomatic, a large
concha bullosa can occasionally compromise drainage of the sinuses.
Although Inferior
concha bullosa is generally asymptomatic, nasal obstruction, headache, and epiphora are some of the possible symptoms Isolated.
Concha bullosa unilateral is noted in 11 (22%) of patient and bilateral
concha bullosa is noted in 3 (6 %) patients.