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ENT and Allergy Associates, LLPENT and Allergy Associates, LLPENT and Allergy Associates, LLPENT and Allergy Associates, LLP

Sinus Relief in the Doctor’s Office

Deviated Nasal Septum Surgery Avoiding General Anesthesia

Dr. Schaeffer has been an endoscopic nasal/sinus surgeon for

over twenty years. His practice is focused on the diagnosis, treatment and advancement of research for nasal/sinus

problems. He is an experienced surgeon in minimally invasive

office based procedures and advanced skull base surgery.

Correction of a deviated

nasal septum has been

commonly associated with

Dr. Schaeffer has been a principal investigator for several

sinus in-office national research studies.

obtaining a “nose job;”however

repair a deviated nasal septum

improving one’s nasal breathing and reducing sinus infections. It is estimated about 300,000 of these

procedures are performed annually

States under general anesthesia. D

and innovation there is a new trendseptal surgery correction in the office under local

anesthesia. This is not for all patients or performed

by all doctors. It is for those patients who prefer to

be awake and avoid general anesthesia and its

inherent risks and side effects.This paradigm shift is

taking place because it is safer,

less side effects, saves health care dollars

(eliminating anesthesia and facility fees) and could

save money for patients with high

Sinus Relief in the Doctor’s Office

Deviated Nasal Septum Surgery Avoiding General Anesthesia

B. Todd Schaeffer, MD, FACS Lake Success, NY

Dr. Schaeffer has been an endoscopic nasal/sinus surgeon for

over twenty years. His practice is focused on the diagnosis, treatment and advancement of research for nasal/sinus

problems. He is an experienced surgeon in minimally invasive

office based procedures and advanced skull base surgery.

Correction of a deviated

nasal septum has been

commonly associated with

Dr. Schaeffer has been a principal investigator for several

office national research studies.

• Nasal congestion• Stuffy nose• Unilateral

• Alternating sides of

obstruction

• Nasal trauma/Fracture

owever, most surgeries to

repair a deviated nasal septum (septoplasty) are for

improving one’s nasal breathing and reducing sinus infections. It is estimated about 300,000 of these

procedures are performed annually in the United

anesthesia. Due to technology

here is a new trend to have nasal septal surgery correction in the office under local

anesthesia. This is not for all patients or performed

by all doctors. It is for those patients who prefer to

d avoid general anesthesia and its

inherent risks and side effects.This paradigm shift is

taking place because it is safer, has quicker recovery,

less side effects, saves health care dollars

hesia and facility fees) and could

or patients with high deductibles.

Spring 2016

Sinus Relief in the Doctor’s Office

Deviated Nasal Septum Surgery

Symptoms of

Deviated Nasal

Septum

Dr. Schaeffer has been an endoscopic nasal/sinus surgeon for

over twenty years. His practice is focused on the diagnosis, treatment and advancement of research for nasal/sinus

problems. He is an experienced surgeon in minimally invasive

office based procedures and advanced skull base surgery.

Nasal congestion Stuffy nose Unilateral obstruction

Alternating sides of

obstruction

Nasal trauma/Fracture

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Some patients are given oral

sedation (Valium/

for the procedure. This takes the edge off as the

procedure is just under an hour. Wearing

headphones to listen to music also helps redu

anxiety for many patients. Healthy patient

always ideal for any elective nasal pr

Patients with co-morbid conditions have

difficulty obtaining clearance for elective

procedures under general anesthesia since they

are considered high risk. This new paradigm

shift of in-office procedures can benefit those

patients who are smokers or who

sleep apnea, asthma, COPD, diabetes, and

obesity. Previously, due to the risk of general

anesthesia they were told to “live with it.” Now

they too can improve their quality of life

B. Todd Schaeffer, MD, FACS

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partial removal of cartilage

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Some patients are given oral

sedation (Valium/Percoset)

This takes the edge off as the

procedure is just under an hour. Wearing

headphones to listen to music also helps reduce

patients. Healthy patients are

nasal procedure.

morbid conditions have

rance for elective

procedures under general anesthesia since they

his new paradigm

office procedures can benefit those

s or who suffer with

diabetes, and

obesity. Previously, due to the risk of general

anesthesia they were told to “live with it.” Now

they too can improve their quality of life

B. Todd Schaeffer, MD, FACS

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anesthesia

Dr. Schaeffer was the first surgeon to perform

Balloon SinuplastyTM in New York State.

the first to perform in-office balloon sinus ostia

dilation (FinESS) under local anesthesia in

northeastern United States. He performs in

septoplasty avoiding general anesthesia. You can

reach Dr Schaeffer at (516) 775

Success, NY 11042

www.SchaefferMD.com

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TTTTHINGS TO DO BEFORE AHINGS TO DO BEFORE AHINGS TO DO BEFORE AHINGS TO DO BEFORE AND AFTER INND AFTER INND AFTER INND AFTER IN

WITH OR WITHOUT ORALWITH OR WITHOUT ORALWITH OR WITHOUT ORALWITH OR WITHOUT ORAL SEDATION SEDATION SEDATION SEDATION

Stop Aspirin, Advil, Motrin, Aleve, Mobic and excess vitamins two weeks prior to the procedure.

Discuss blood thinners such as Coumadin, Plavix, Eloquis, Pradexa a

the timing to discontinue prior to surgery and when to restart these medications after surgery.

Obtain medical clearance if required within a week prior to the procedure as directed by Dr. Schaeffer.

If using oral sedation medications for the procedure, Dr. Schaeffer will send in a prescription to your

pharmacy in advance. You will bring it to the office the day of the procedure. You must sign the

consent one hour before the procedure in the office,

Vicodin, Percocet) in the office under Dr Schaeffer’s supervision. Somebody must be available to drive

you home.

Diet: You may drink fluids up to the time of the procedure to be well hydrated. No heavy meals w

four hours of the procedure.

Take antibiotics, nasal sprays (Afrin and saline) after the procedure and pain medications as needed.

No packing is required. Start sprays as soon as you get home.

Keep the head of bed elevated on 2 pillows. If you cou

blowing for a week.

Make an appointment to be seen within 24

3

ND AFTER INND AFTER INND AFTER INND AFTER IN----OFFICE NASAL SURGERYOFFICE NASAL SURGERYOFFICE NASAL SURGERYOFFICE NASAL SURGERY UNDER LOCAL ANESTHESUNDER LOCAL ANESTHESUNDER LOCAL ANESTHESUNDER LOCAL ANESTHES

SEDATION SEDATION SEDATION SEDATION

Stop Aspirin, Advil, Motrin, Aleve, Mobic and excess vitamins two weeks prior to the procedure.

Discuss blood thinners such as Coumadin, Plavix, Eloquis, Pradexa and Xarelto with Dr. Schaeffer as to

the timing to discontinue prior to surgery and when to restart these medications after surgery.

Obtain medical clearance if required within a week prior to the procedure as directed by Dr. Schaeffer.

If using oral sedation medications for the procedure, Dr. Schaeffer will send in a prescription to your

pharmacy in advance. You will bring it to the office the day of the procedure. You must sign the

consent one hour before the procedure in the office, then you may take these medications (Valium,

Vicodin, Percocet) in the office under Dr Schaeffer’s supervision. Somebody must be available to drive

Diet: You may drink fluids up to the time of the procedure to be well hydrated. No heavy meals w

Take antibiotics, nasal sprays (Afrin and saline) after the procedure and pain medications as needed.

No packing is required. Start sprays as soon as you get home.

Keep the head of bed elevated on 2 pillows. If you cough or sneeze keep your mouth open. No nose

Make an appointment to be seen within 24-72 hours after the procedure. 516 775 2800

ININININ---- OFFICE NASAL OFFICE NASAL OFFICE NASAL OFFICE NASAL

PROCEDURESPROCEDURESPROCEDURESPROCEDURES::::

This trend is

increasing since it is

safe, effective and

more convenient by

avoiding general

anesthesia. Photos

show DR.

SCHAEFFER performing in-office

procedures.

Spring 2012

UNDER LOCAL ANESTHESUNDER LOCAL ANESTHESUNDER LOCAL ANESTHESUNDER LOCAL ANESTHESIA IA IA IA

Stop Aspirin, Advil, Motrin, Aleve, Mobic and excess vitamins two weeks prior to the procedure.

nd Xarelto with Dr. Schaeffer as to

the timing to discontinue prior to surgery and when to restart these medications after surgery.

Obtain medical clearance if required within a week prior to the procedure as directed by Dr. Schaeffer.

If using oral sedation medications for the procedure, Dr. Schaeffer will send in a prescription to your

pharmacy in advance. You will bring it to the office the day of the procedure. You must sign the

then you may take these medications (Valium,

Vicodin, Percocet) in the office under Dr Schaeffer’s supervision. Somebody must be available to drive

Diet: You may drink fluids up to the time of the procedure to be well hydrated. No heavy meals within

Take antibiotics, nasal sprays (Afrin and saline) after the procedure and pain medications as needed.

gh or sneeze keep your mouth open. No nose

72 hours after the procedure. 516 775 2800

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B. Todd Schaeffer, MD, FACS

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Lake Success, NY 11042

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