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In naso-orbito-ethmoid (NOE) fractures, a highly complex and delicate region is involved. Commonly, the focus of most clinicians goes to the esthetical disfigurations, such as the loss of nasal projection, position of the medial canthal tendon or enophthalmos/hypoglobus, or the functional problems such as diplopia. Nasal investigation is mandatory in these fractures, but the focus is on nasal septum in the concommitent nasal fractures. In minimally displaced NOE fractures, these clinical problems are not always present to justify surgical treatment. In this article, we present a series of 5 patients with minimally displaced (unilateral) NOE fractures with a nasal obstruction as a solitary and persistent symptom of a NOE fracture.

Obstruction of the Nasal Airway in NOE Fractures