Benefits

Rapid relief of the condition

Patients note ease of breathing and reduction of pain after the procedure.

High efficiency

High-quality treatment of acute and chronic forms of sinusitis.

Minimal intervention

The procedure is less traumatic compared to other surgical treatments for sinusitis.

Monitoring of the treatment process

The possibility of introducing antibiotics and other drugs into the sinus to enhance the effect.

Preparation for puncture of the maxillary sinus in sinusitis

Before the puncture, the patient may undergo a number of diagnostic procedures, including X-rays or CT scans of the sinuses, to determine the localization of inflammation.

Preparation for puncture of the maxillary sinus in sinusitis

Maxillary sinus puncture procedure for sinusitis

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. The doctor makes a small puncture and inserts through it a special instrument with a curved end on one side and a cannula on the other. A syringe is attached to the cannula of the needle, through which the doctor pumps out the pus.

Maxillary sinus puncture procedure for sinusitis

Recommendations after puncture of the maxillary sinus in sinusitis

After the puncture, it is important to follow all the doctor's recommendations, including taking antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as rinsing the nasal passages with saline solutions.

Recommendations after puncture of the maxillary sinus in sinusitis
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Indications and contraindications

Indications

Acute or chronic sinusitis

Especially in the presence of purulent exudate and ineffectiveness of conservative treatment.

Complicated course of sinusitis

As a means of preventing the spread of infection to neighboring organs and tissues.

Expected effect

Elimination of purulent contents

Removing pus from the sinus reduces inflammation and improves the patient's well-being.

Restoration of sinus drainage

Provides normalization of the outflow of secretions, preventing its accumulation.

Pain reduction

Reducing the pressure in the sinus leads to relief from discomfort.

Prevention of complications

Prevents the development of more serious conditions associated with the spread of infection.

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