[Hemorrhagic complications of lower turbinectomy].

M, Tomasi; P, Charpentier; P, Lombard; E, Boulat; P, Salgas

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[Hemorrhagic complications of lower turbinectomy].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 21 Jun 1994 French Journal:Revue de laryngologie - otologie - rhinologie, volume 114 (issn: 0035-1334,

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Authors: M, Tomasi; P, Charpentier; P, Lombard; E, Boulat; P, Salgas;

pmid: 8191054

[Hemorrhagic complications of lower turbinectomy].

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Abstract

Concerning 52 inferior turbinectomies, the authors analyse the haemorrhagic complications of these surgical operations. They deplore 4% of serious haemorrhages. These ones may immediately occur during the surgical operation or in the next 15 days. No technique can prevent an haemorrhage. So that the patient must be notified of the risks he runs and the indications have to be seriously discussed.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Reoperation, Arteries, Turbinates, Epistaxis, Postoperative Complications, Nose Diseases, Electrocoagulation, Humans, Intraoperative Complications

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