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Rhinitis and Structurally Related Problems,ening nasal or paranasal sinus symptoms. While most other etiologies of rhinitis, such as from allergy or acute infection, cause bilateral symptoms, structurally related problems can present unilaterally or bilaterally, depending on the site of the physical irregularity. Structural abnormalities can

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Rhinitis of the Elderly,l symptoms such as rhinorrhea, congestion, sneezing, nasal/ocular pruritus, and postnasal drainage affect up to one-third of older adults, and significantly impact their quality of life. Several underlying factors associated with aging (such as structural changes and immunosenescence) may contribute

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Sino-Nasal Sarcoidosis, disease. Involvement of the paranasal sinuses is usually detected by imaging, which can demonstrate destruction of tissue and/or replacement with granulomatous inflammation. Although the diagnosis may be suggested by visualization, biopsy confirmation is highly supportive of the diagnosis. In some

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Rhinitis and Asthma,y hypothesis). Their association is thought to reflect a systemic inflammatory process of the respiratory mucosa. Furthermore, patients with uncontrolled sinonasal symptoms appear to experience worse asthma control. This chapter focuses on two commonly encountered scenarios in clinical practice pres

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Rhinitis and Obstructive Sleep Apnea,e these conditions whether they occur alone or concomitantly. Both of these conditions are associated with significant comorbidities with increased direct and indirect healthcare costs, and impaired quality of life. This chapter focuses on how to appropriately diagnose chronic rhinitis patients with

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