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Over the past two decades, the concept and practice of using septal splints has gained in popularity. Various methods have been used including X-ray film, sheets of Teflon and strips of Polyethylene. In this presentation a new device is introduced which incorporates the principles of septal splinting, along with the simultaneous use of nasal breathing tubes. A brief history of septal surgery and splinting is discussed, and the new device is described, both in its configuration and usage.
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