How Balloon Sinuplasty is Performed? 3D Animation (Urdu/Hindi)

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Balloon sinuplasty is a medical procedure used to open blocked sinuses around the nose. Sinuses are air-filled spaces in our skull that help lighten its weight. They have a lining with mucus-secreting cells, which produce mucus to trap dust particles and clean the air we breathe. Normally, this mucus drains into our throat or becomes nasal discharge. However, during a nasal infection or allergy, the sinuses' openings can become inflamed and blocked, trapping mucus inside and causing sinusitis symptoms like a heavy feeling in the head. Usually, these blockages resolve with the infection, but sometimes they persist, leading to chronic sinusitis.

To treat chronic sinusitis, doctors often start with medication. If that fails, balloon sinuplasty is used. Here’s how it’s done:

The doctor administers local anesthesia to the patient.
A flexible tube called an endoscope, equipped with a camera and light, is inserted through the nostril to visualize the inside of the nose on a computer screen.
The doctor identifies the blocked sinus and then inserts another thin tube, called a catheter, through the endoscope. A deflated balloon is attached to the catheter’s end.
The balloon is inflated inside the blocked sinus, held for a short time, and then deflated and removed.
This opens the sinus, allowing trapped mucus to drain out, providing relief to the patient.

The patient typically feels significant relief after the procedure. That’s all for today. See you in the next video. Thank you and goodbye.
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