Clinical Significance of Killian's Dehiscence
Pathophysiology and implications in clinical disorders
Killian's Dehiscence is a weak anatomical point in the pharyngeal wall, linked to Zenker’s diverticulum.
6/6/2025• 5 min read• 50 views
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Clinical Significance of Killian's Dehiscence
Introduction
Killian's Dehiscence is an anatomical weak spot in the posterior pharyngeal wall...
Pathophysiology
This region is vulnerable due to the lack of muscular reinforcement...
- Contributes to Zenker’s diverticulum formation
- Possible complications in surgical procedures
Clinical Implications
Understanding this structure is crucial in diagnosing and managing related disorders...
Tags
#Killian's Dehiscence#Zenker's diverticulum#Pharyngeal wall#Otorhinolaryngology
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