Nasofaryngoskopi
Nasofaryngoskopi, also known as nasofibroscopy, is a diagnostic procedure that allows direct visualization of the nasal cavity, nasopharynx, and upper pharyngeal structures. Using a flexible fiberoptic or rigid nasopharyngoscope, a clinician inserts the scope through the nostril, often with a topical anesthetic spray, and captures images or video of the mucosa, septum, tonsillar pillars, and the base of the tongue.
The examination is indicated for patients with chronic rhinitis, unexplained headaches, snoring, obstructive sleep apnea, epistaxis,
The procedure is generally well tolerated. Minor discomfort, transient epistaxis, or a burning sensation may occur,
Nasofaryngoskopi is considered superior to static imaging for evaluating dynamic mucosal movement and secretions, though it