Surgery on the Maxillary Cavity Radical

Surgery on the maxillary cavities, called radical surgery on the maxillary cavities. This is a surgical procedure that is performed to treat sinusitis, which is a chronic condition of the nose and sinuses. The main goal of radical removal of the maxillary sinus is the complete destruction of all foci of the disease inside the sinus. Without radical treatment for sinusitis, serious health problems appear, such as infection of the bones of the skull, eye sockets, face, as well as the development of benign and malignant formations around the sinus. As a rule, radical removal of the maxillary cavity is carried out in an open way, leaving a small area of ​​tissue through which the external drain is then removed

Radical surgery on the maxillary band is a rather serious operation aimed at removing various pathologies in the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses. Therefore, the effectiveness and safety of the operation directly depends on the qualifications of the surgeon. According to this criterion, we can distinguish:

* Clinical hospitals; * Center for ENT diseases or otorhinolaryngology;

Most clinics use the following approach when performing surgery: the patient is given anesthesia, excluding the pain threshold. After this, they begin to carefully drill out the bone from the nose to remove the tumor. In this case, various tools can be used: from a drill to laser coagulation. The final choice of method depends on the complexity of the case. Besides

**Sinus surgery** is a surgical procedure to remove polyps, cysts, tumors, or foreign bodies that have formed in the sinuses. The operation is performed by surgeons both as part of planned treatment and for emergency cases when neoplasms provoke serious symptoms and health-threatening conditions.

**Surgery on the maxillary sinuses is indicated** for: cysts (sinusitis); benign and malignant tumors; foreign body; chronic inflammation in case of complete ineffectiveness of conservative treatment; changes in the structure of the nose; allergies, injuries, polyps.