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The nasal septum bends to one or both sides, or the nasal septum partially bulges on one or both sides, causing physiological dysfunction of the nasal cavity and sinuses and producing symptoms (such as nasal congestion, epistaxis, headache, etc.), it is called Deviated nasal septum. The most susceptible groups are those with a history of nasal trauma, adenoid hypertrophy in childhood, family history, nasal polyps, and tumors. Diagnosis can usually be made through rhinoscopy. Surgical correction is the only treatment for a deviated nasal septum. Surgical methods for patients with deviated nasal septum include partial septal resection, three-line tension reduction, and nasal septum correction. A deviated nasal septum refers to the nasal septum deviating from the center, causing local protrusions, and causing clinical symptoms, usually nasal congestion, epistaxis, and headache. wait. Once a patient is diagnosed with a deviated nasal septum, surgical treatment is currently used, and endoscopic sinus surgery is often used, which has the characteristics of precision. The method of surgery needs to be determined according to the degree of deviation. If there is a local protrusion, the protrusion can be removed. For most cases of deviation, partial septal resection is performed to retain most of the nasal septum bone and cartilage. The change in surgical procedures for nasal septal deviation is due to the concept of minimally invasive surgery, where the deviation is corrected to ensure the normal function of the nasal cavity.