Nischal’s Technique

Nischal’s Technique is a method used in endoscopic sinus surgery to improve access and visualization of the nasal passages. It involves carefully removing or modifying specific parts of the nasal anatomy, such as the uncinate process or parts of the middle turbinate, to create a wider and safer pathway for surgical instruments. This technique helps surgeons efficiently reach areas like the maxillary sinus or ethmoid cells, minimizing tissue damage and reducing complications. Overall, it enhances the precision and safety of sinus surgeries by providing better access and visibility inside the nose.