044. Anatomy of Frontal Sinus

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  • Endoscopic anatomy of Frontal sinus and Osteology of frontal bone
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    Osteology of Frontal bone and endoscopic anatomy of Frontal sinus are described through articulated skull and individual Frontal bone. Special emphasis is given to FRONTAL RECESS area, Types of frontal cells and its surgical importances.
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    Dr.Sujatha S,Additional Professor in Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery
    Government Medical College,Trivandrum,Kerala,India.

Комментарии • 33

  • @jitendragupta9918
    @jitendragupta9918 3 года назад +3

    Excellent maam...u r making great videos... We r truely grateful to u ... Keep the wheel running

  • @agirinagaraju714
    @agirinagaraju714 Год назад

    Madam all your lectures are excellent teaching tool

  • @dr.utkarshsrivastava6767
    @dr.utkarshsrivastava6767 Год назад

    Superb Ma'am ! Thanks for sharing!

  • @mojo888x
    @mojo888x 3 года назад

    thanks for the reply. is it possible to do such a surgical procedure independently " without medical supervision" and which tools would you recommend? and do you perform frontal sinus surgery?

  • @akanshayadav9151
    @akanshayadav9151 3 года назад +1

    Maam all sinuses are paired only.
    I did not understand the first line in the starting of your lecture about the unpaired thing

    • @DrSujathasENTClasses
      @DrSujathasENTClasses  3 года назад +4

      Sinuses are spaces within bones. Only one frontal bone with frontal sinus seperated to two by intersinus septa. Only one ethmoid bone with 20-200 ethmoid sinuses on each side. Only one sphenoid bone,with sinus seperated by intersphenoidal septum. But there are two maxillary bones on either side of face and each contain one maxillary sinus inside.

    • @akanshayadav9151
      @akanshayadav9151 3 года назад +1

      @@DrSujathasENTClasses ohkay ma'am thank you so much...I did not hear the word bone in the lecture....that's why got confused with the paired and unpaired thing...thank you for such an elaborate answer to my question😊😊

  • @rathnamg8105
    @rathnamg8105 2 года назад

    Dr. Ethu hospitalil anu ? Book cheyyan enthanu cheyyendath...Pls replt

  • @jitendragupta9918
    @jitendragupta9918 3 года назад +1

    Maam would u explain steps of fess surgery in ur coming videos?

  • @seo489
    @seo489 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @naveenkumar-gk7pc
    @naveenkumar-gk7pc 5 месяцев назад

    Madam please explain International frontal sinus classification

  • @mojo888x
    @mojo888x 3 года назад

    Is it possible for a foreign object to enter a frontal sinus e.g in a car accident or forcibly etc and how can it be removed and what would an estimated cost be involved if performed professionally -

    • @DrSujathasENTClasses
      @DrSujathasENTClasses  3 года назад

      one of the commonest sites of foreign body penetration. Removal is by elevating frontal sinus,anterior table flap. Not that costly job.

  • @thaiebaabdulsukkoor2312
    @thaiebaabdulsukkoor2312 11 месяцев назад

    Mam please take a lecture on draf procedures

  • @AirAnatomy_Doris
    @AirAnatomy_Doris 3 года назад

    Great presentation madam

    • @DrSujathasENTClasses
      @DrSujathasENTClasses  3 года назад +1

      thanks and to Department of Anatomy for giving these bones.😀

  • @anishaa.s9274
    @anishaa.s9274 3 года назад

    Nice lecture Madam

  • @wanyonyisam8445
    @wanyonyisam8445 Год назад

    Kindly upload video on sinusitis maam

  • @DrAakashAggarwal
    @DrAakashAggarwal 3 года назад

    Great lecture mam

  • @vishwanthaborlingegowda2303
    @vishwanthaborlingegowda2303 3 года назад

    Very nice presentation 👏

  • @mohdshafibhat5800
    @mohdshafibhat5800 3 года назад

    Nice lecture mam

  • @shreyakrishna3466
    @shreyakrishna3466 2 года назад

    Man please explain frontal cells

  • @jvd12
    @jvd12 2 года назад

    Expressive