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Diseases of the maxillary sinus often require surgical intervention, especially in cases of chronic inflammation, the presence of cysts, polyps or foreign bodies. When conservative treatment is ineffective, the optimal solution is maxillofacial surgery - an operation that allows you to eliminate the source of the problem and prevent the development of complications.
Maxillofacial surgery is a surgical intervention during which the maxillary sinus is opened for its cleaning, drainage and removal of pathological contents. The operation is performed by an maxillofacial surgeon in strict accordance with medical indications and modern treatment standards.
At the Oxford Medical clinic in Kyiv, maxillofacial surgery is performed using modern technologies and minimally invasive techniques. We provide patients with maximum safety, comfort and effectiveness of treatment.
If you need surgical assistance for diseases of the maxillary sinus - make an appointment with an maxillofacial surgeon at the Oxford Medical clinic. We will help eliminate the problem and restore your quality of life.
Sinusotomy — an operation during which access is created to the maxillary sinus (maxillary sinus) in order to clean it of pus, polyps, cysts or other pathological formations. The procedure allows you to eliminate the source of chronic inflammation, restore ventilation and drainage of the sinus, prevent the development of complications and improve the patient's condition.
Most often, the maxillary sinus is opened through the wall of the upper jaw. The operation is performed by a maxillofacial surgeon under local or general anesthesia. Modern medicine offers various options for intervention — from classical sinusotomy to minimally invasive endoscopic techniques.
Modern surgery offers several options for sinusotomy — from classical to minimally invasive endoscopic. The treatment method is selected individually depending on the patient's condition and the characteristics of the pathology.
The Oxford Medical Clinic successfully performs all modern types of operations, including endoscopic microhysterectomy, which ensures high efficiency and safety of treatment.
The choice of technique depends on the localization of the problem, its complexity and the general condition of the patient.
The most modern and safest method, which involves access to the sinus through the natural opening in the nose. It is performed using an endoscope - a special optical device that allows you to precisely control the course of the operation and minimize tissue trauma. Endoscopic sinusotomy has a minimal recovery period.
It involves opening the maxillary sinus through an incision in the oral cavity (in the upper jaw area). It is used less frequently, mainly in complex cases.
The indications for sinus surgery are determined by the doctor after a complete examination and diagnosis. At the Oxford Medical clinic in Kyiv, the decision on the operation is made by an maxillofacial surgeon based on the results of the consultation, instrumental and laboratory tests.
Sinus surgery helps to effectively cleanse the sinus and eliminate inflammation, especially in cases where conservative treatment of sinusitis has not yielded results or is impossible. The operation prevents the development of complications and significantly improves the patient's quality of life.
The main indications for hymorotomy are:
Presence of foreign bodies in the sinus (for example, tooth fragments or filling material after dental treatment)
Disruption of the natural outflow of contents due to anatomical features or cicatricial changes
Formation of a purulent focus in the sinus with the risk of spreading the infection to neighboring structures
Chronic sinusitis resistant to drug treatment
Cysts, polyps, or tumor-like growths in the maxillary sinus
Frequent recurrences of sinusitis with complications and formation of adhesions in the sinus
Fungal infection of the maxillary sinus
Preparation for surgery is an important stage that helps to make the intervention as safe and effective as possible. At the Oxford Medical clinic, preparation for maxillofacial surgery is comprehensive and includes a preliminary consultation with a doctor, examination, and adherence to recommendations before the procedure.
During the consultation, the otolaryngologist will carefully listen to the patient's complaints, conduct an examination, and prescribe the necessary diagnostic tests. Endoscopy and computed tomography (CT) are most often used to clarify the condition of the maxillary sinuses, which allow for an accurate assessment of the nature of the pathological process and determine the optimal treatment method.
A mandatory stage of preparation is taking tests. They help identify possible contraindications to surgical intervention and assess the patient's general health. If necessary, the patient may be recommended to consult narrow specialists. therapist or cardiologist.
To prepare for hysterectomy correctly, it is important to follow the basic recommendations:
take all necessary tests and undergo examinations prescribed by the doctor;
refrain from food and water 6-8 hours before the operation (with general anesthesia);
inform the doctor about all medications that are taken constantly;
abstain from alcohol and smoking a few days before the intervention;
avoid hypothermia and contact with patients with acute respiratory viral infections on the eve of the operation.
At the Oxford Medical clinic, the operation is performed by qualified maxillofacial surgeons with extensive experience.
Main stages of maxillofacial surgery:
Both local anesthesia (anesthesia of only the intervention area) and general anesthesia are possible. The choice depends on the complexity of the operation and the patient's wishes.
Before the intervention, the surgeon carefully cleans the surgical field to prevent infections.
Depending on the technique, this may be access through the nose (with endonasal maxillofacial surgery or endoscopic maxillofacial surgery) or through the oral cavity (with classic surgery).
The main part of the procedure is the removal of pus, mucus, cysts, polyps, or foreign bodies from the maxillary sinus. If necessary, damaged areas of the mucous membrane or connective tissue are removed.
The sinus is thoroughly washed with antiseptic and anti-inflammatory solutions to destroy any remaining infection.
In some cases, the doctor installs a special drainage tube to drain residual fluid and ensure sinus ventilation.
After all manipulations are performed, the access is closed and, if necessary, sutures are applied. After the intervention, the patient is transferred to the ward under the supervision of doctors.
The duration of rehabilitation depends on the method of intervention, individual characteristics of the body and the presence of concomitant diseases. In most cases, patients return to their usual lifestyle within a few days after the operation, following the doctor's recommendations.
In the first few days, slight swelling and discomfort in the nose area, slight discharge or congestion are possible. The doctor prescribes drug treatment — antibacterial drugs to prevent infections, agents to reduce swelling, and nasal irrigation with special solutions.
During this period, special attention is paid to caring for the nasal cavity and observing restrictions that will help avoid complications and ensure rapid tissue healing.
To make rehabilitation after maxillofacial surgery as comfortable and safe as possible, it is important to follow the doctor's instructions.
The patient may be recommended to:
regularly rinse the nose with saline or antiseptic solutions;
avoid overheating, visiting a sauna, bathhouse or hot tub;
temporarily limit physical activity and lifting heavy objects;
avoid flying and sudden changes in atmospheric pressure;
sleep with your head elevated to reduce swelling;
do not injure your nose and avoid intense blowing.
Proper care of the nasal cavity and following your doctor's instructions minimize the risk of developing sinusitis after sinus surgery and contribute to a full recovery.
The cost of hysterectomy depends on the complexity of the operation, the method of intervention and the amount of care required. You can find out the prices in advance here. The doctor will provide you with more detailed information about the possibilities, program and cost of treatment during the initial consultation.
Make an appointment at a time convenient for you by phone or via online chat on the website.
Modern equipment and advanced technologies. The clinic uses modern techniques and innovative equipment, which allows performing hysterectomy as accurately and safely as possible.
Safe and minimally traumatic intervention methods. During operations, gentle techniques are used, including endoscopic hymorotomy, which minimizes tissue trauma and shortens the recovery period.
Experienced maxillofacial surgeons. Operations are performed by qualified doctors with extensive practical experience, which guarantees high quality medical care
Individual approach to each patient. Doctors take into account the characteristics of the patient's body, health status and wishes when choosing a treatment method.
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