背景:导致头痛的两个相对粘膜表面之间的鼻粘膜接触点多年来一直是争论的焦点;间歇性和固定接触点及其与头痛的关系从未被研究过。在我们的研究中,我们研究了头痛与不同类型的接触点的关系。
目的:我们的研究目的是研究鼻侧壁和鼻中隔的两种不同类型的粘膜接触点,并研究它们与头痛症状的关系。已经发表了许多关于鼻中粘膜接触点及其与头痛的关系的论文,大多数已发表的数据没有发现头痛与粘膜接触点之间的任何关系。我们对116例鼻中隔偏曲和与侧鼻壁接触点的患者进行了回顾性研究。
方法:在一家大专院校进行的一项回顾性研究包括116次鼻旁窦CT扫描,显示鼻中隔有粘膜接触点,64CT扫描显示鼻中隔严重偏曲,鼻中隔与下鼻甲有固定接触点,其他52次扫描显示间歇性粘膜接触点,也就是说,只有当鼻甲增大时,鼻中隔才与下鼻甲接触。
结果:固定接触点组64例患者中有13例(20.31%)头痛,而间歇性粘膜接触点组52例患者中有20例(38.46%)头痛;手术后,与固定接触点组的5/13相比,间歇性粘膜接触点组的17/20患者有所改善。
结论:我们得出的结论是,与粘膜接触点相关的头痛的总体发生率较低,但间歇性接触组的相关性较高。
方法:4.
BACKGROUND: The nasal mucosal contact points between the two opposing mucosal surfaces leading to the headache had been a point of debate for many years; the intermittent and fixed contact points and their relationship with headache have never been investigated before. We have studied the relationship of headache with a different type of contact points in our study.
OBJECTIVE: The aim of our study was to study two different types of mucosal contact point between the lateral nasal wall and the nasal septum and to study their relationship with symptom of headache.There have been many papers published related to the mucosal contact points in the nose and their relationship with headache, most of the published data did not find any relation between the headache and the mucosal contact points. We conducted a retrospective study of 116 patients with deviated nasal septum and contact point with the lateral nasal wall.
METHODS: A retrospective study done at a tertiary institute Included 116 CT scan of paranasal sinuses showing the deviated nasal septum with mucosal contact points, 64 CT scan showed severe deviated nasal septum with fixed contact points between the septum and the inferior turbinate, other 52 scans showed the intermittent mucosal contact point, that is, septum is coming in contact with inferior turbinate only when turbinate is enlarged.
RESULTS: Thirteen patients out of 64 patients (20.31%) had a headache in the fixed contact point group as compared to 20 out of 52 (38.46%) patients in the intermittent mucosal contact points group; post-surgery, the 17/20 patients improved in the intermittent mucosal contact points group as compared to 5/13 in fixed contact points group.
CONCLUSIONS: We conclude that the overall incidence of headache associated with mucosal contact points is low but the higher association is seen in the intermittent contact group.
METHODS: 4.