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OBJECTIVE: To summarize our experiences on surgical saving of the cervical opening wound. METHOD: Retrospectively analyze 43 cases with cervical opening wound in department of otolaryngology, suizhou central hospital from 1992-2010. RESULT: Forty-one among 43 cases healed with no complications, 1 case died of obstruction of air way and hemorrhagic shock, and 1 case occurred secondary laryngostenosis and resulted in fine prognosis af ter treating with laryngotracheoplasty in higher hospital. CONCLUSION: It is very important to give the appropriate treatment on the injuries of large cervical vessels, nerves, laryngeal cartilages, throat mucosa and complications. It is important to repair the wounds primarily. Correct diagnosis and treatment at first time, and well nursing are crucial for good prognosis.
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Traumatismos del Cuello/terapia , Adolescente , Adulto , Anciano , Anciano de 80 o más Años , Femenino , Humanos , Masculino , Persona de Mediana Edad , Traumatismos del Cuello/cirugía , Estudios Retrospectivos , Resultado del Tratamiento , Adulto JovenRESUMEN
OBJECTIVE: To observe and summarize the clinical effect of nasal septum surgery combined with multi-sinus surgery and to discuss the safety and feasibility. METHOD: Fifty-six patients with nasal sinuses and nasal cavity diseases received nasal septal reconstruction, Caldwell-Lue procedure, polypectomy, ethmoidectomy and partial middle or inferior turbinate resection simultaneously under local anesthesia, and the complications after surgery were observed. RESULT: Operation in fifty-six patients were completed successfully. Thirty cases were cured, the cure rate of 56 case was 53.57Y, 23 cases were effective recovered (41.07%), 3 cases didn't recover (5.36%). The clinical cure rate was 94.64%. No severe complications occurred. CONCLUSION: The nasal septal surgery combined with multi-sinus surgery simultaneously under local anesthesia is effective and safety procedure. It can decrease the recurrence rate of nasal polyp and sinusitis and don't increase the rate of complication occurring.