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    ENT

    SPECIMEN
    Specimen 1

    It is a well preserved wet mounted specimen of TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE,


    Showing Trachea, Right main bronchus(upper lobe, middle lobe, lower lobe),
    Left main bronchus(upper lobe, lingua, lower lobe)
    trachea Apical
    bronchus
    Anterior bronchus
    Apical
    Posterior bronchus
    bronchus
    Posterior bronchus Superior bronchus
    Anterior bronchus Inferior bronchus
    Lateral bronchus
    Medial bronchus
    Basal bronchus

    Basal bronchus
    Specimen 2

    It is a well preserved wet mounted specimen of


    Antrochoanal polyp showing Antral part, Nasal
    part, Choanal part.
    • It is a wet mounted well preserved specimen of
    antrochoanal polyp
    • Polyp originating in maxillary sinus ,
    protruding in the middle meatus through the
    ethemoidal infundibulum or an accessory
    ostium and further extending Posteriorly
    through the choana into the
    Nasopharynx/oropharynx.
    • Antrochoanal polyp has three parts which
    include
    • (A) antral part

    • Etiology-
    • Commonly seen in children both male and
    female
    • Probably caused by infection of the maxillary
    sinus
    • Often unilateral but can be bilateral
    occasionally
    • Clinical feature
    • Symptom-
    • (1) unilateral nasal obstruction
    • (2) nasal discharge
    • (3) headache
    • Sign—polyp may be missed on ant Rhinoscopy
    as the bulk of the mass lies in posterior part of
    the nasal cavity and in Nasopharynx
    • Early antrochoanal polyp may present as
    solitary unilateral nasal mass in the middle
    meatus.
    • Posterior Rhinoscopy will reveal a large polyp
    • Treatment—Endoscopic Polpectomy with a
    middle meatal antrostomy by joining the
    accessory And natural ostia together is the
    present treatment of choice
    THANKYOU

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