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Characterization of Postoperative Changes in Nasal Airflow Using a Cadaveric Computational Fluid Dynamics Model: Supporting the Internal Nasal Valve
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Anand R. Dugar
Gita M. Fleischman
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Dennis O. Frank-Ito
Julia S. Kimbell
Kibwei A. McKinney
Scott Shadfar
William W. Shockley
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1 January 2014
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Doi
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Abstract
Collapse or compromise of the internal nasal valve (INV) results in symptomatic nasal obstruction; thus, various surgical maneuvers are designed to support the INV
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