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Concha Bullosa

Concha bullosa is seen when one of the conchae inside the nose is filled with air. Conchae help in controlling the flow of air. Concha bullosa is also called pneumatization of turbinate.

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What is nasal septal deviation with spur formation?

Query: Hi doctor, Over six months I have had what was thought to be an epidermoid cyst at the end of the right side of my nose. I have taken antibiotics on a regular basis as there is redness, swelling and tenderness in the area when inflamed. Approximately 2 weeks ago this cyst on my nose became very infl...  Read Full »


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Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. It means there is obstruction to your sinus drainage because of a deviated nasal septum with spur and concha bullosa, leading to recurrent sinusitis. Due to retained secretions in the paranasal sinuses there is infection and headache. Nasal septum deviation to the righ...  Read Full »

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