The Journal of craniofacial surgery · 2022
A New Technique of Open Septal Reduction Using Polydioxanone Plates for Nasoseptal Fracture: Three-Dimensional Volumetric Analysis.
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Kim Kyubeom, Kim Jaehoon, Kim Junhyung, Yun Insik, Jo Taehee, Choi Jaehoon, Jeong Woonhyeok
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BACKGROUND: In this study, we designed a new technique for open septal reduction using a polydioxanone (PDS) plate and compared it with closed reduction (CR).
METHODS: This study included 19 consecutive patients with nasoseptal fracture: 10 receiving open reduction with a PDS plate (PDS group) and 9 undergoing CR group. Open septal reduction was performed after CR for nasal bone fracture. A mucoperichondrial flap was unilaterally elevated, and the deviated septal cartilage was reduced. The PDS plate was inserted horizontally above the vomerine suture. Surgical outcome was analyzed with three-dimensional volumetry and with a quality-of-life scale for nasal obstruction (Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation scale).
RESULTS: Complications included 1 case of septal perforation in the CR group and 1 case of PDS exposure and septal hematoma in the PDS group. In the three-dimensional volumetric analysis of the PDS group, the median value of the nasal cavity change significantly differed between 1.14 mL (interquartile range; 0.46-2.4) at the preoperative computed tomography scan and 0.33 mL (interquartile range; -0.22 to 1.29) at the postoperative computed tomography scan (∗∗P = 0.0039). The Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation scale revealed significant improvement in nasal obstruction postsurgically (median value, 42.5-7.5; ∗P = 0.0139) in the PDS group.
CONCLUSIONS: Polydioxanone plates potentially present a new concept of open septal reduction in terms of septal reinforcement compared with the subtractive approach of open septal reduction.
METHODS: This study included 19 consecutive patients with nasoseptal fracture: 10 receiving open reduction with a PDS plate (PDS group) and 9 undergoing CR group. Open septal reduction was performed after CR for nasal bone fracture. A mucoperichondrial flap was unilaterally elevated, and the deviated septal cartilage was reduced. The PDS plate was inserted horizontally above the vomerine suture. Surgical outcome was analyzed with three-dimensional volumetry and with a quality-of-life scale for nasal obstruction (Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation scale).
RESULTS: Complications included 1 case of septal perforation in the CR group and 1 case of PDS exposure and septal hematoma in the PDS group. In the three-dimensional volumetric analysis of the PDS group, the median value of the nasal cavity change significantly differed between 1.14 mL (interquartile range; 0.46-2.4) at the preoperative computed tomography scan and 0.33 mL (interquartile range; -0.22 to 1.29) at the postoperative computed tomography scan (∗∗P = 0.0039). The Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation scale revealed significant improvement in nasal obstruction postsurgically (median value, 42.5-7.5; ∗P = 0.0139) in the PDS group.
CONCLUSIONS: Polydioxanone plates potentially present a new concept of open septal reduction in terms of septal reinforcement compared with the subtractive approach of open septal reduction.