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Endoscopy-assisted extraction of penetrating a wayer arrow in the ethmoid sinus

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Background: Using wayer arrows in attack activities carried out by a person, or a group of people is rife in Palu. Arrow injuries are classified as low velocity, but can be significantly life-threatening when the vital organs are affected. Endoscope-assisted surgery is one of the techniques of penetrating sinus injury management. Purpose: To describe the management of a unique case in otorhinolaryngology field. Case report: A 21-years old male patient was diagnosed with penetrating ethmoid sinus trauma caused by a wayer arrow. Extraction was performed to release the arrow using an endoscope. Clinical question: What kind of foreign bodies can penetrate into the paranasal sinuses? Is endoscope-based surgery approach, the correct technique for penetrating sinus injury management? Method: A literature search was performed on Pubmed and Google scholar using keywords “foreign body”, AND “sinus surgery”, AND “wayer arrow”. Result: The search obtained 19 articles, including 4 reports of wayer arrow penetrating paranasal sinus. Conclusion: The use of endoscopy for ethmoid sinus penetrating trauma gives good results.
Perhimpunan Dokter Spesialis Telinga Hidung Tenggorok Bedah Kepala Leher Indonesia - PERHATI-KL
Title: Endoscopy-assisted extraction of penetrating a wayer arrow in the ethmoid sinus
Description:
Background: Using wayer arrows in attack activities carried out by a person, or a group of people is rife in Palu.
Arrow injuries are classified as low velocity, but can be significantly life-threatening when the vital organs are affected.
Endoscope-assisted surgery is one of the techniques of penetrating sinus injury management.
Purpose: To describe the management of a unique case in otorhinolaryngology field.
Case report: A 21-years old male patient was diagnosed with penetrating ethmoid sinus trauma caused by a wayer arrow.
Extraction was performed to release the arrow using an endoscope.
Clinical question: What kind of foreign bodies can penetrate into the paranasal sinuses? Is endoscope-based surgery approach, the correct technique for penetrating sinus injury management? Method: A literature search was performed on Pubmed and Google scholar using keywords “foreign body”, AND “sinus surgery”, AND “wayer arrow”.
Result: The search obtained 19 articles, including 4 reports of wayer arrow penetrating paranasal sinus.
Conclusion: The use of endoscopy for ethmoid sinus penetrating trauma gives good results.

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