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Use of computational fluid dynamics nasal airflow measurement to design septoplasty: A pilot study

Author(s)
Mahasittiwat, Visan
Hemtiwakorn, Khaisang
Pintavirooj, Chuchart
Date Issued
January 1, 2013
Type
Article
Abstract
Deviation in the nasal septum that obstructs airflow is a source of discomfort to patients. Areas of nasal malformation then, need to be identified before performing surgery. In the present study, the authors introduce the computational fluid dynamic (CFD) technique to predict regions of limited airflow based on CT scan reconstruction of the nasal cavity. The present study proposes to use CFD to identify regions of obstructed airflow and design a surgical procedure to correct them. The authors report three cases with obstructed nasal airflow together with CFD measurements before and after the surgery. Results indicate that CFD is useful to verify the areas of airflow abnormality and conform with the results obtained using other methods.
Citation
Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand, 96(SUPPL.1), S12-S17, 2013
Subjects

Computational fluid d...

Deviated septum

Nasal airflow

Nasal obstruction

Septoplasty

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