• HNO · May 1978

    [Temporary blindness after transnasal ethmoidectomy (author's transl)].

    • R Langnickel.
    • HNO. 1978 May 1;26(5):172-3.

    AbstractA unilateral blindness after transnasal ethmoidectomy was diagnosed postoperatively while the patient was still in theatre. Exploration via an external approach was performed immediately, a haematoma was drained and the posteroir ethmoid artery was cauterized. This led to a recovery of vision. The temporary blindness was probably due to increased intraorbital pressure by the retrobulbar haematoma which led to stretching of and pressure on the optic nerve.

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