Paediatric septoplasty in the UK: a national survey of current attitudes and practice

Key Points

• Variable practices in paediatric septoplasty suggest a lack of consensus among practitioners, leading to different approaches.
• Long-term outcomes remain uncertain, necessitating prospective longitudinal studies to assess effectiveness over time.
• Current attitudes towards paediatric septoplasty differ greatly, affecting decision-making in treatment options.
• The exploration of practice variability indicates the need for standardized guidelines to ensure quality care.

Abstract