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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Endoscopic sinus surgery for nasal obstruction headache Headache, nasal obstruction is due to anatomical abnormalities or nasal lesions caused by local nasal headache is routine ENT diseases, frequently occurring, and the majority of patients so sick of their normal life, study and work. The traditional treatment is the local lesion, but often due to disruption of normal anatomic structure and a corresponding complications. With the development of nasal endoscopy, nasal surgery to maximize the preservation of the nasal and sinus mucosa integrity, recovery and retain normal anatomical structures and basic functions. In recent years, we applied endoscopic sinus surgery, treatment of 58 cases of headache, nasal obstruction, and achieved significant results, are reported as Follows: 1 clinical data 58 patients (76 sides patients, 37 males and 21 females, aged 19 -58 years, mean age 39 years, duration of 6 months -10 years, 4 years on average, have a history of chronic headaches, and there is clear the timing and fixed site location of the pain as the internal canthus, forehead, top temporal, occipital, or the Department of orbital pain, most patients had recurrent episodes of nasal obstruction, purulent nasal discharge, hyposmia or disappearance of other symptoms, a small number of patients themselves as having swollen eyes, visual fatigue and other symptoms of eye, nose or nose before endoscopy in 58 patients, nasal septum deviation with inferior turbinate hypertrophy in 31 cases, 4 cases of simple nasal septum deviation, simple in turbinate hypertrophy in 6 cases, 4 cases of inferior turbinate hypertrophy, changes in 5 cases of polypoid middle turbinate, uncinate process hypertrophy polyps bubble screen, 8 cases were confirmed by nasal X ray film and CT scan rule out space occupying lesion, most patients with headache significantly with nasal ventilation is good or bad, and when 1% ephedrine nasal mucosa by the full line of nasal m