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Management of Chronic Sinusitis
Hospital Practice, 1996Most acute cases originate in the narrow spaces of the ostiomeatal complex, which is easily transformed into a fertile environment for bacteria. Rhinoscopy and perhaps CT scanning are in order when the condition becomes chronic; in addition, acute therapy should be altered to include anaerobic antibiotic coverage and a nasal steroid spray. Some chronic
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American family physician, 1996
Symptoms of chronic sinusitis include facial pain, rhinorrhea and malaise. Infection, allergies and vasomotor rhinitis/ sinusitis are the usual causes. Physical examination, laboratory results and routine radiologic findings are often minimal. Computed tomographic scanning, however, may show pathology that is not apparent on standard radiographs ...
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Symptoms of chronic sinusitis include facial pain, rhinorrhea and malaise. Infection, allergies and vasomotor rhinitis/ sinusitis are the usual causes. Physical examination, laboratory results and routine radiologic findings are often minimal. Computed tomographic scanning, however, may show pathology that is not apparent on standard radiographs ...
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Microbiology of chronic sinusitis.
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