PPT-Epistaxis By Dr.Abdullhussein

Kareem Epistaxis is bleeding from the nose could be trivial or life threatining Vascular anatomy Arterial supply the nose is supplied by the following arteries 1Branches of external carotid artery. Nose Bleeds Epistaxis Nose bleeds are very common, occurring in up to 60% of the general population. In most situations, nose bleeds are simply a nuisance. However, they can be frightening if the bl . LAYOUT. Definition. Epidemiology. Etiological classification. Clinical presentation. Approach to a child with CLD . Management. Upcoming research. . Chronic Liver Disease. . . Presence of ongoing injury within the liver. Otologic Disorders. Anatomy. Auricle . Tympanic Membrane. Ear Canal. Mastoid. Inner Ear. Helix. Triangular Fossa. Tragus. Anti-tragus. External auditory Meatus. Lobe. Anti-helical fold. Concha. Embedded Earrings. ENT in primary care. Ears. Otitis media. Hearing loss. Otitis . externa. Vertigo. Nose. Sinusitis. Allergic . rhinitis. Epistaxis. Throat. Strep pharyngitis. Tonsillitis. Epiglottitis. Croup. Ent in primary care. March 13, 2018. Christopher J Chin, MD, FRCSC. Rhinology, Anterior Skull Base, Head and Neck Oncology. Otolaryngology- Head & Neck Surgery. Christopher.Chin@Dal.Ca. Epistaxis in 2018. 1. Acknowledgements. introducción. Motivo de consulta mas frecuente: . cerca del 60% de las personas a lo largo de la vida tienen epistaxis.. La mayoría de los episodios son menores, . auto limitados . y no requieren intervención médica. . Causes. . can include:. Post-nasal epistaxis with dysfunction of the Eustachian tubes. Severe head trauma. Coagulopathy . Chronic otitis media. Spontaneous . hemotympanum. (rare cause). Vascular lesions (. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR. DEPARTMENT OF ENT. EPISTAXSIS. Bleeding inside the nose. Sign not a disease. REASONS FOR EXCESSIVE BLEEDING. Vascularity of nose. Both external and internal carotids. . Anastomsis between arteries and veins.. X semestre. Departamento ORL. 2012. Vascularización de las fosas nasales. Irrigación . septum. nasal. A. . esfenopalatina. : 2 ramas-> . A. nasal lateral posterior. A. . septal. posterior.. A. . _1564 554 361 Vol.7; Issue: 3; March 2017 International Journal of Health Sciences and Research www.ijhsr.org ISSN: 2249 - 9571 Review Article Diagnosis and Management of Epistaxis: A Summary from AmericanJournalofEmergencyMedicine31(2013)1389 Theauthorsdeclarethatthereisnoconictofinterestwiththismanuscript.Correspondingauthor.Tel.:+982184902717;fax:+982184902397.E-mailaddress:(M.Saeedi). seefr to dilated arterioles []. HHT is associated with the development of vascular malformations in various organs, such as brain, lung, liver, skin and the mucous membranes, especially within the upper aer LITTLE’S AREA. . AETIOLOGY OF EPISTAXIS (NOSE BLEED). LOCAL CAUSES. Trauma. Infection. granulomatous diseases. fungal infection. Physiological epistaxis. Congenital. Prepared for:. By Creative Medical Research. May 2013. Contents. 2. Executive summary 3. Background and methodology 6. Existing practice 9. Reactions to Rhinopinch 18. Decision making 25.