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A fragment of a tooth “run away” in the patient’s nose: doctors had to intervene

As reported “MK” in the Ministry of health of the Moscow region, the man entered the ENT department of Pushkin clinical hospital named after Professor Rozanov

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A fragment of a tooth “run away” in the patient’s nose: doctors had to intervene

As noted by the head of the ENT department Seda Savelova, such cases are possible, since the roots of the upper teeth are in contact with the sinuses. Through the natural holes of the nose, doctors reached the shard and extracted it, and also corrected the curved nasal septum, saving the patient from chronic nasal congestion.

Currently, the condition of the man is assessed as stable. He was discharged two days later.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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