Congenital or trauma-induced septal deformities may be reasons for septal correction. It is not always possible to correct severe septal deformities using traditional septoplasty techniques.
If extracorporeal septoplasty is unavoidable, the septum must be securely and stably fixed in place again after all necessary corrections have been made. For this purpose, the newly developed suture technique —known as the “Haack suture”—can be used with the Haack adapter. The goal is to securely fix the septum —after performing all necessary osteotomies—to the mobilized bone fragments of the bony nasal dorsum.
- Safe fixation of the septum after an extracorporal septoplasty
- Luer-Lock connection allows an easy adaption of the injection cannula
