DYNAMICS OF RECOVERY OF FUNCTIONS OF THE NOSE IN PATIENTS WITH NASAL DEFORMITY COMBINED WITH NASAL CAVITY AND PARANASAL SINUSES DISORDERS IN THE POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD

Objective: To study dynamical changes in the functional state of nose patients with nasal deformity (ND) combination diseases cavity (DNC) and paranasal sinuses (PNS) before after single-step surgical treatment. Methods: The was studied 184 ND DNC PS aged 16 to 45 years. were divided into two groups 92 people each. Group 1 consisted septum (NSD) combined DNC, group 2 NSD PNS. included rhinoscopy, PNS CT scan, rhinomanometry, olfactometry, analysis average duration mucociliary transport (MCT). In addition, septoplasties, 96 ultrasound turbinate reductions, 48 submucosal vasotomies, 17 resections, 15 polypectomies/ethmoidectomies, 8 maxillotomies, rhinoplasties carried out as a single-stage procedure. Results: It revealed that significant impairment nose's respiratory, olfactory, protective, aesthetic functions occurs Six months interventions, restoration breathing observed 94.6% 91.3% 2, respectively. At same time, 96.7% 92.4% respectively, sense smell returned normal. normalisation MCT noted 89.1% Although there no statistically differences parameters between groups, all dynamic over observation period both (p<0.01). Conclusion: obtained results show effectiveness operations compared multi-step procedures feasibility their implementation cases Keywords: Paranasal sinuses, deformity, hypertrophy, one-stage operations, transport.