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Alerjik rinitli hastalarda nazal septal cismin histolojisi

Histological evaluation of the nasal swell body in allergic patients

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41–44
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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Terefore, any changes in this region may leadto changes in humidifcation, dysfunction and nasalobstruction.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: To evaluate the histopathology of the nasalswell body (NSB) mucosa in allergic patients in comparison with non-allergic patients.
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Key Findings & Data:Methods: Our study evaluated 25 allergic and 25 non -allergic patients who underwent septoplasty and bilateralinferior turbinate reduction.
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Conclusion & Impact:Terefore, any changes in this region may leadto changes in humidifcation, dysfunction and nasalobstruction.
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Objective: To evaluate the histopathology of the nasalswell body (NSB) mucosa in allergic patients in comparison with non-allergic patients. Methods: Our study evaluated 25 allergic and 25 non -allergic patients who underwent septoplasty and bilateralinferior turbinate reduction. Te NSB was evaluated viatomographic images and histopathologically. Te thickness of the NSB and the glandular structures, arterialstructures, capillary and venous sinusoids was measuredin both groups. Te data were then summarized as therelative proportion of each tissue type, given in percentage form.Results: Te histopathological examination of the nasalmucosa revealed glandular and vascular structures in theNSB, inferior turbinate and septal mucosa. Althoughthe NSB mucosa was thicker in allergic patients than in non-allergic patients, the incidence of glandular cells wasincreased primarily at the NSB in both allergic and non-allergic patients. Tere were no signifcant diferencesbetween the allergic and non-allergic groups (p>0.05).Venous sinusoids were more common in the inferiorturbinate than in the NSB. Tere was no diference in thepredominance of venous sinusoids between allergic andnon-allergic patients.Conclusion: Te NSB is thicker in allergic patientsthan in non-allergic patients. However, the NSB isrich in glandular cells in both allergic and non-allergicpatients. Terefore, any changes in this region may leadto changes in humidifcation, dysfunction and nasalobstruction.

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Amaç: Alerjik rinitli hastalarda nazal septal cisimciğinin(NSC) histopatolojik değerlendirilmesi. Yöntemler: Septoplasti ve bilateral alt konka redüksiyonu yapılan 25 alerjik rinitli ve 25 alerjik riniti olmayantoplam 50 hasta çalışmaya dahil edildi. NSC bilgisayarlı tomografi ve histopatolojik olarak değerlendirildi.NSCnin kalınlığı, glandüler yapılar, arteryal yapılar,kapiller ve venöz sinüzoidler her iki grupta hesaplandı. Bulgular: NSC alerjik hastalarda non-alerjik hastalaragöre daha kalın olmasına rağmen, her iki grupta da glandüler hücre yoğunluğu daha fazlaydı. Her iki grup arasında anlamlı bir fark yoktu (p>0.05). Venöz sinüzoidleralt konkada NSC ye göre daha yoğundu, fakat alerjik venon-alerjik gruplar arasında fark yoktu.Sonuç: NSC alerjik hastalarda daha kalındır. NSC glandüler hücre açısından hem alerjik, hem de non-alerjikhastalarda daha zengindir. Bu yüzden NSC deki herhangi bir değişiklik nemlendirmede bozulma ve buruntıkanıklığına neden olabilir.

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TAŞKIN, Ü., YİĞİT, Ö., ACIOĞLU, E., ERDEM, G. H., ŞİŞMAN, A. S. (2022). Alerjik rinitli hastalarda nazal septal cismin histolojisi. Türk Otolarengoloji Arşivi, Cilt: 51 - Sayı: 2, 41–44. https://ajindex.com/articles/639945

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