Abstract:ObjectiveTo investigate the surgical treatment of bilateral congenital choanal atresia in infants.MethodsThrough minimallyinvasive operation, four infants with bilateral congenital choanal atresia were treated with lowtemperature plasma under nasal endoscope, and not be placed dilatation tube postsurgery. The nasal cavity was cleaned by normal saline (NS), antiinfection and aerosol inhalation. The efficacy was evaluated after a followup of 24 months.ResultsAll the 4 cases obtained satisfactory curative effect. And after endoscopic examination, all the nostrils were unobstructed, nasal ventilation was good; there was no reatresia, granulation hyperplasia and no complications.ConclusionThe minimally invasive treatment of congenital posterior nostril atresia by lowtemperature nasal plasma under nasal endoscope in infants has less damage to normal tissues, less bleeding, and no reatresia. The effect of the treatment is satisfactory in clinical application.