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There is a new webpage describing what a deviated septum is and how it is corrected complete with illustrations. For those who don't know what a deviated septum is, one must first know what a nasal septum is. A nasal septum is a intra-nasal wall that separates the right and left sides of the nasal cavity. A deviated septum is when this wall is buckled over to one side resulting in nasal obstruction. The surgical correction for a deviated septum is called a septoplasty. It is one of the most common procedures an ENT surgeon performs.
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