ÜÇ SEPTALI KONKA BÜLLOZA: NADİR BİR ANATOMİK VARYASYON

Konka bülloza (CB) lateral nazal duvarda en sık gözlenen anatomik varyasyonlardan biridir. CB diğer nazal ve paranazal anatomik varyasyonlar gibi kolayca tanınabilmektedir. Daha önce sadecebir tane üç septalı CB rapor edilmiştir. Biz ikinci üç septalı CB vakasını sunmaktayız. CB genellikleasemptomatiktir ama bazen burun tıkanıklığı ve baş ağrısına neden olabilir. Bu tür vakaların endoskopik sinüs cerrahisi ile tedavi edilmesi önerilir.

Triple Divided Concha Bullosa: A Rare Anatomic Variation

Concha bullosa (CB) is one of the most seen anatomic variations in lateral nasal wall. CT can easilydiagnosis such nasal and paranasal anatomic abnormalities. There is only one case reported abouttriple divided CB before. We report the second triple septated CB. It is usually asymptomaticbut sometimes it causes nasal obstruction and headache. In such cases it must be treated withendoscopic sinus surgery.

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