Lec -2 Nose Flashcards

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Inflammation of nose

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1- skin :
Localized : furncle
Diffuse : vestibulitis

2- mucosa
Acute : specific: diphtheria

       : non specific: common cold , corona 
                                 Influenza , exanthemata

Chronic : non specific: atrophic, hypertropic

            Specific ( granuloma) : rhinoscleroma
                                                    Lupus 
                                                    Leprosy
                                                    Sphilis 
                                                  Fungal infection
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Talk about furnculosis of nose

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(5)
1- cause : scratch , sugar ( diabetes)
2- symptoms: (3) pain , swelling , purulent discharge if ruptured
3- signs : (3) redness, hotness, tenderness
4-complications :
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
Septal abscess

5-treatment :
Medical
Systemic antibiotics, analgesics
Antibiotic ointment
Surgical
Incision, drainge of it is abscess

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Talk about Vestibulitis

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(4)
1- acute diffuse inflammation of skin of vestibule
2- cause : 2ry to nasal discharge ( by common cold )
3- clinical picture
Redness and excoriation of the skin
4- treatment:
Systemic antibiotic
Antibiotic ointment

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Talk about diphtheria

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(3)
1- acute specific rhinitis
2- 2ry to faucial ( pharyngeal) infection
3- causes UNIlateral pseudo membrane ~> unilateral nasal obstruction and serosanginous discharge

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Talk about common cold

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(8)
1-causative organism : rhinovirus ( more than 100 type so vaccination is of no value )
2- mode of transmission : droplet infection
3- predisposing factors : overcrowding , low immunity , change in temperature
4- incubation period : 1:3 days
5- symptoms: 4 stages
* prodromal stage
General : bonache
Local : sneezing , dryness, burning sensation

  • catarrhal stage
    General
    FAHM
    LOCAL
    bilateral nasal obstruction
    Bilateral basal watery discharge
  • 2ry bacterial infection stage
    Discolorued mucopurulent nasal discharge
    Persistent nasal obstruction
  • recovery stage
    About 3 days except if there is 2ry infection

6- signs
Congested mucosa either with watery or mucopurulent discharge ( according to stage)

7- complications
Spread
* recurrent sinsits
* recurrent otits media
* recurrent pharyngitis
* recureent laryngitis.
Anosmia which is permant sometimes( viral peripheral neuritis).

8- treatment
Prophylactic
* avoid predisposing factors
* personal protection ( mask )
* vaccination is of no value

Curative (6)
1- complete bed rest with plenty if warm fluids
2- systemic antibiotics
3- analgesics
4- antipyretics
5- antihistamine
6- vitamin c ( support local immunity )

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Talk about infleunza

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(6)
1- caustive organism : inflenza virus A,B,C
2- vaccination is available
3- its similar to common cold except
4- clinical picture is more severe
5- complications are more common
6- treatment
Prophylactic
Avoid predisposing factors
Personal protection ( face mask )
Vaccination

Curative (8)
1- complete bed rest with plenty of warm fluids
2- systemic antibiotics
3- analgesic
4- antipyretic
5- anticoagulants in elevated d dimer
6- treat chest stmptoms
7- vitamin c
8- zinc

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Talk about exanthemata

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Similar to inflenza but with skin rash
Eg : measles

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Talk about corona virus

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(10)
1-covid 19
2-caustive organism : SARS COVID 2
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome covid 2
3- predisposing factors : low immunity , overcrowding, change in temperatures
4- mode of transmisson : droplet infection
5- incubation period : 2:14 days
6- clinical picture : pandemic higly infectious virus
• respiratory symptoms + inflenza like symptoms +_ GIT symptoms

Covid
~ cough , chills
~ olfactory symptoms ( anosmia , loss of taste which is temporary)
~ fever +_ vomiting
~ general illness + immune response ( lymphopenia +_ cytokine storm ).
~ dyspnea +_ diahrrea

7- complications: pneumonia, blood clotting ( fatal )
8- risk factors : obesity, diabetes , hypertension, old age
9- investigations ;
Cbc , d dimer , nasopharyngeal swab for pcr
10- treatment
Prophylactic
Avoid predisposing factors
Personal protection ( face mask )
Vaccination

Curative (8)
1- complete bed rest with plenty of warm fluids
2- systemic antibiotics
3- analgesic
4- antipyretic
5- anticoagulants in elevated d dimer
6- treat chest symptoms
7- vitamin c
8- zinc

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Talk about hypertrophic rhinitis

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(5)
1- chronic non specific rhinitus with hypertrophy of nasal mucosa especially turbinates

2- cause
* allergic rhintis
*Recurrent acute rhinits ( common cold , inflenza)
* persistance of predisposing factors
* prolonged use of nasal decongestant ( rhintis medicamentosa )

3- symptoms (2)
Bilateral nasal obstruction
Bilateral MUCOID nasal discharge

4- signs (2)
Hypertrophied nasal mucosa
Does not shrink with local vasoconstrictor

5- treatment
Treat the cause
Medical : steroid spray
Surgical : sub mucous diathermy
Partial turbinectomy ( avoid total ~> atrophic rhintis ) either laser or surgical

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Atrophic rhinits

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(8)
1- offesive nose 😉
2-chronic non specific rhintis with atrophy of nasal mucosa especially turbinates
3- bilateral
4- more in females
5- causes
Primary : unknown but may be due to
( dahab)
Deficiency of iron , vitamin A
AUTOIMMUNE
Hormonal ( oestrogen deficiency)
Autonomic imbalance ( sympathetic overtone)
Bacilis ( klebsiella) ozanae infection

Secondary : destruction of nasla mucosa due to
- granuloma
- irradiation
- total turbinectomy
- deviated septum ( in wider side )

6- symptoms (4)
•Bilateral nasal obstruction despite roomy spaces
Due to loss of airway sensation due to atrophy of nerve or excessive crusts
• bilateral nasal discharge : crusty , greenish black , offensive ( not perceived by the patient )
• epistaxis when removal of crusts
• anosmia : atrophy of olfactory nerve

7-signs (4)
• atrophic nasal mucosa with its structures
• dryness
• roomy cavities ( very wide )
• crustations : greenish black , offensive and epistaxis when removal

8- treatment
Treat the cause
Medical (8)
1- alkaline nasal douche ( crusts)
2- mucolytics ( crusts )
3- menthol paraffin oil nasal drop ( offensive odor)
4- postassium iodide ( systemic ) ~> stimulate mucus gland secretion
5- oestrogen ( local ) ~> stimulate mucus gland secretion
6- iron & vitamin a
7- systemic antibiotics
8- 25% glucose in glycrin nasal pack ~> - protoletic organisms

Surgical :
Aim ~> narrowing nasal cavity till mucosa is regenerated

Sub mucus augmentation by bone , cartilage
Young operation : closure of one nostril for about one year then repeat the same on other nostril helping mucosa to regenerate

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Talk about rhinoscleroma

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(10)

1- the commenst granuloma in egypt
2- endemic in many areas as sharkia governate
3- more in female ( 15:25)
4- caustive organism : klebsiella rhinoscleromatis ( g - ve , intracellular, diplobacili)
5- pathology (3 stages )
- atrophic stage : like atrophic rhinits
- active hypertrophic ( nodular ) stage :
Characterised with formation of inflammatory cells
Russell bodies : degenerated red plasma cells
Mikulicz cells : vaculated foamy cells ( engulfing organism )

  • the diagnostic stage
  • fibrotic stage : fibrosis ( collagen bundles + fibroblasts)

6,7 -atrophic stages
Sympo, signs are the same as atrophic rhinitis

  • active hypertrophic stage
    Symptoms:
    Bilateral nasal obstruction
    Bilateral nasal discharge ( crusts )

Signs
Bilateral nasal masses especially at muco cutineus junction

  • fibrotic stage
    Bilateral nasal obstruction ( internal fibrosis )
    Deformity ( external fibrosis )

8-complications
Extension
~Suncutaneus : ulceration + fibrosis
~ lacrimal sac : dacryoscleroma
~ pharynx : pharyngeoscleroma
~ larynx : laryngeoscleroma ( sub glottic )

Fibrosis
Malignancy : if radiotherapy is used in treatment

9- investigation
Biopsy : russel bodies , muckuliks cells ( diagnostic stage )
Culture and sensitivity

10- treatment
Medical
•Rifampcin : 600 mg / day
Side effects : red urine , hepatotoxicity
•Streptomycin : 1 gm IM / day for 40 days
Side effects : otonephrotoxic
•Alkaline nasal douche for crusts

Surgical
Surgical removal of masses by LASER
( acoid radiotherapy as its carcinogenic )

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Talk about lupus

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(4)
1- from attuniated tb bacili
2- site : anterior cartilagneus part of septum at muco cutaneus junction
3- pathology : apple jelly nodule ~> ulcer ~> perforation ~> deformity
4- treatment
Antituberculosis : rifampcin
Alkaline nasal douche
Deformity surgical correction

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Talk about leprosy

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(3)
1- by mycobacterium leprae
2- pathology & site : anterior cartilage part ulcerate ~> perforation ~> deformity
3- treatment
Antilepramatous : rifampcin , dapson
Alkaline nasal douchec
Deformity sugrical correction

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Talk about sphyilis

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(5)
1- by trepanoma pallidim
2- congenital , acquired
3- granuloma ( gumma ) happens in tertiary syphilis
4- pathology & site : posterior bony part of septum ( as itis blood disease) ulcerate ~> perforation ~> deformity ( saddle nose )
It may invade hard palate
5- treatment
Antisyphilitc : penicillin
Alkaline nasal douche
Surgical deformity correction

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Talk about fungal infection ( rhinosinusitis)

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1- non invasive
• fungus ball (7)
- mycetoma
- affect immunocompetent
- organism : asperigallis
- symptoms: persistent post nasal discharge
-Signs : no specific changes
- investigations: CT shows fungus ball in sinus , heterogenous opacity ( calcification )
- treatment : ESS : surgical removal of fungus ball

• allergic fungal sinusitis (6) 2222
- immunocompetent with atopy
- organism: aspargillus
- symptoms :
Bilateral or unilateral ( common) nasal obstruction
Atopic manifestations

  • signs : nasal endoscopy : bilateral or unilateral ( common) polyp
    Greenish mud ( mucin )
  • investigations : CT SHOWS
    Bone expansion
    Heterogenous opacity ( calcification)
  • treatment:
    Combined treatment of
    Antiallergic ( steroid)
    ESS : Surgical removal of polyp

( cant use antifungal it is contraversial )

2- non invasive
•Chronic ( endolent) type (8)
1- immunocompetent
2- organism : aspragillus
3- 2 types : granulomateus , non
It invades orbital , cerebral cavities anyways
4- symptoms: nasal obstruction, headache , proptosis, cranial nerve paralysis

5- signs : nasal endoscope shows polypoid mucosa with granuloma sometimes
6- investigations:
•CT SHOWS orbital , cerebral invasions , heterogenous opacity
• biopsy with histopathological examination
• cullture and sensitivity

7- treatment : combined treatment of
Antifungal
ESS : surgical removal of polyps
8- prognosis: recurrence occurs so long follow up is needed

• acute fulminant type (8) 3333
1- mucormycosis
2- in immunocomprimised ( diabetes , AIDS )
3- organism : mucorace that invades arterioles causing thrombosis, necrosis
4- symptoms:
~nasal obstruction
~ orbital symptoms ( proptosis , diminution of vision )
~ cerebral symptoms ( headache , cranial nerve paralysis)

5- signs :
Nasal endoscopy shows black necrotic tissue , ulcerations , crusts

6- investigations:
CT shows
- bone destruction
- orbital , cerebral invasion
- heterogeneous opacity ( calcification)

7- treatment :
Control of diabetes
Antifungal ( ampotericin )
ESS surgery ( debridement of necrotic tisse )

8- prognosis : high mortalitiy , so aggressive treatment is needed

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Talk about deviated septum

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(7) 5+2

1- cause :
Developmental
Traumatic

2- pathology
•Simple deviation
C shaped
S shaped
• deviation with spur
Sharp angulation at bony cartilgneus junction
• deviation with dislocation
Displacement of septum from collomela

3- symptoms (5)
1-asymptomatic: if mild
2- nasal obstruction
C ( uni)
S ( bi )
3- nasal discharge ( ant , post nasal)
Due to * sinusitis
* contact between medial , lateral wall ( + mucus)

4- headache due to
* sinusitis
* contact headaxhe due to contact between middle turbinate , septum
* vacuum headache due to obstruction of frontal recess

5- epistaxis : due to angulation of bv

4- signs (2)
Anterior rhinoscopy : anterior deviation
Posterior rhinoscopy : posterior deviation

5- complications
- recurrent sinusitis ( obstruction of sinus opening )
- recurrent otitis media ( obstruction of ET )
- recurrent pharyngitis ( mouth breathing)
- 2ry atrophic rhinits or compensatory hypertrophic rhintits in wider side

6- investigations: CT to show associated sinusits
7- treatment : surgical correction either by
SMR OR SEPTOPLASTY

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Talk about septal hematoma

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(6)
1- def : collection of blood between mucoperichondriam , septal cartilage

2- cause : usually traumatic
Surgical : after smr or septoplasty ( no nasal pack)
Accidental: fracture nose

3- symptoms
- history of trauma
- bilateral nasal obstruction

4- signs
Anterior rhinoscopy : bilateral fluctuant swelling on both sides

Syringe aspiration : blood

5- complications:
2ry infection ~> abcsess with its complications

6- treatment
- systemic antibiotic to avoid 2ry infection
- incision , drainage : vertical in one side , horizantal in other to avoid perforation
- anterior nasal pack to prevent recollection

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Talk about septal abcsess

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(6)
1- def : collection of pus between mucoperichondraim , septal cartilage

2- causes
Infected hematoma
Infected surgical wounds
Furnculosis

3- symptoms
General
FAHM
Local
bilateral nasal obstruction
Purulent discharge if ruptured
Pain become throbbing on formation of abscess

4- signs
Anterior rhinoscopy : bilateral fluctuant tender swelling on both sides

Syringe aspiration : pus

5- complications
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
Necrosis of septal cartialge ~> perforation
~> supratip depression

6- treatment :
-Systemic antibiotc
-Incision and drainage : vertical on one side , horizantal on other
- anterior nasal pack to prevent recollection

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Talk about septal perforation

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(3)
1- causes
- traumatic
Surgical : smr , septoplasty ( more in smr )
Cautrizarion bilaterally at same time
Accidental:
nose picking ~> localized perichondritis
Penetrating injury

  • neoplastic : malignant tumour
  • inflammatory
    Acute : septal abscess
    Chronic : granuloma
    Lupus - leprosy ~> anterior cartilagneous part
    Syphilis ~> posterior bony part
  • toxic :
    Cocaine : ischamia due to severe vasoconstriction ~> necrosis

2- clinical picture
- asymptomatic: if small
- epistaxis
- crusts
- whistling sound on respiration

3- treatment
Medical :
Alkaline nasal douche for crusts
Closure of perforation by obturator ( button like )

Surgical :
Closure of penetration by graft or mucosal flap in surrounding area with no good result due to associated fibrosis around perforation