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RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
[Application of negative pressure drainage on nasal septum recons tructomy by endoscopic].
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the clinical effect of negative pressure drainage after septum surgery.
METHOD: One hundred and two cases with septum deviation were randomly divided into two groups, i. e. experimental group and controlling one. With 51 cases in each. Degree of comfort and complication of two groups were compared.
RESULT: The cases in experimental group showed significantly relieved postoperative reaction with negative pressure drainage, when compared with that of controls, the incidence of complication were not increased.
CONCLUSION: Negative pressure drainage can be taken as one of the ideal materials for hemostasia after septum surgery.
METHOD: One hundred and two cases with septum deviation were randomly divided into two groups, i. e. experimental group and controlling one. With 51 cases in each. Degree of comfort and complication of two groups were compared.
RESULT: The cases in experimental group showed significantly relieved postoperative reaction with negative pressure drainage, when compared with that of controls, the incidence of complication were not increased.
CONCLUSION: Negative pressure drainage can be taken as one of the ideal materials for hemostasia after septum surgery.
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