학술논문
Clinical Analysis of Nasal Bone Fracture / 当科における鼻骨骨折の臨床的な検討
Document Type
Journal Article
Author
Fumi Shoji; Jun Suzuki; Kazuhiro Nomura; Mitsuru Sugawara; Muneharu Yamazaki; Naoya Noguchi; Nobuo Ohta; Risako Kakuta; Ryoukichi Ikeda; Sachiko Matsutani; Shiori Kitaya; Takahiro Suzuki; Yoshitaka Takanashi; Yuji Yaginuma; Yukiko Takahashi; Yukio Katori; Yusuke Kusano; Yutaka Tateda; Yutaro Saito; 八木沼 裕司; 北谷 栞; 太田 伸男; 山﨑 宗治; 東海林 史; 松谷 幸子; 池田 怜吉; 舘田 豊; 草野 佑典; 菅原 充; 角田 梨紗子; 野口 直哉; 野村 和弘; 鈴木 淳; 鈴木 貴博; 香取 幸夫; 髙梨 芳崇; 髙橋 由紀子; 齋藤 雄太郎
Source
日本耳鼻咽喉科学会会報 / Nippon Jibiinkoka Gakkai Kaiho. 2020, 123(11):1283
Subject
Language
Japanese
ISSN
0030-6622
1883-0854
1883-0854
Abstract
Nasal bone fracture is one of the common nasal disorders encountered by otorhinolaryngologists. We enrolled 57 cases of nasal bone fracture for the present study. The age, sex, cause(s), CT findings, treatments administered, and outcome(s) of the patients were analyzed. The distributions of the age, sex and cause(s) in the present study were consistent with previous reports. However, in regard to the external appearance of the nasal bone fractures, the ratio of the displacement type to the depressed type was about 5: 3 in this study, the proportion of cases with the depressed type being higher as compared to previous reports. Fracture of the middle portion of the nasal bone was more common than that of the other portions. The proportions of cases with fracture of the upper and lower portions of the nasal bone were almost the same. Fracture of the maxillary frontal process occurred in 40 cases (70.2%), and dehiscence of the nasal maxillary suture occurred in 29 cases (50.9%). Nasal septum fracture was present in 6 cases (10.5%), and other facial bone fractures associated with nasal bone fracture were found in 6 cases (10.5%). The number of cases with the nasal bone fractures associated with other facial bone fractures was considerable, warranting close attention.