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Nasal Polyp
Case description
This large polyp extending anteriorly out of the right middle meatus has pushed the middle turbinate medially. The polyp has thinned the middle turbinate, apparently as a result of constant pressure against the nasal septum. This polyp originated with a broad base from the free margin of a medially deflected uncinate process. No other pathology was encountered in the entire ethmoid during search. Courtesy of Professor Heinz Stammberger, University of Graz, Austria.
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