A rare case of XXXX : nasocutaneous @entity292 .

@entity1 @entity4 @entity542 @entity450 @entity281 @entity292 @entity130
A three-year-old male @entity1 was brought to our clinic by his family with the complaint of a non-healing wound with discharge on his forehead and the nasal region. He had a history of a fall one-year ago. The @entity1 had recurrent complaints of @entity4 and @entity450 following this @entity130 . He had undergone an operation with the pre-diagnosis of foreign body in soft tissue six months ago. However, no foreign body had been detected and the inflamed tissue had been excised and closed again. The @entity4 and purulent discharge in the region between nose and eye continued after this surgery. The @entity1 underwent an operation and a circular defect 0.5 cm in diameter was detected on the dorsum of the nasal bone and a @entity292 tract was found to have developed between this defect and the skin between the nose and the eye. A subcutaneous @entity542 without skin tissue was removed including the periosteum from the left part of forehead after excision of the @entity292 tract. The flap was transferred to the nasal dorsum and the component of the @entity542 including the periosteum was used for reconstruction of the nasal mucosa. The wound healed without any problems and no @entity292 or @entity281 developed again during the six-month follow-up.
