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Adenoid and deviated septum getting fixed. can you tell me procedure?
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Adenoid, septum: The adenoids are lymphoid material in the back of the nose that can grow excessively. This tissue can be removed surgically. When a septum is deviated, portions of the cartilage and bone are removed to bring the septum back to midline.
Answered 11/5/2014
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