Pathogenesis of chronic rhinosinusitis: Inflammation

Crombruggen, Koen Van; Zhang, Nan; Gevaert, Philippe; Tomassen, Peter; Bachert, Claus

doi:10.1016/j.jaci.2011.07.049

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“…Main symptoms include nasal congestion, facial pain, headache and thick, purulent secretion from nose. Inflammation, allergy, gastro-esophageal reflux, current smoking, smoke exposure, septum deviation, inadequate treatment of sinusitis and cilliary dysfunction are all implied in etiology [18]. In a study on adults with CS, Cho et al [7] suggested that maxillary bone wall was thickened as well as sinus volume was reduced in patients with CS.…”

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Assessment of the Relationship Between Palatum Durum and Maxillary Bone in Patients with Nasal Polyp, Chronic Sinusitis or Septum Deviation

Çevik

Bayaroğulları

Akbay

et al. 2013

Indian J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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Nasal obstruction most commonly occurs due to mucosal abnormalities and those in cartilage-bone structure such as nasal polyp, septum deviation, concha hypertrophy and chronic sinusitis in adults. Adenoid vegetation is the most prominent cause in childhood. In the present study, we aimed to investigate whether maxillary and palatal bone developments continue in patients with abnormalities causing nasal obstruction. As computerized tomography is the optimal imaging modality in nasal cavity abnormalities, CT scan findings of patients with Control nasal polyp, chronic sinusitis and septum deviation were retrospectively evaluated; and palatal curve changes were compared. In our study, it was found that maxillary bone curve was widened in adult patients with nasal polyp; this angle was further narrowed in those with chronic sinusitis; and maxillary bone curve narrowing and increase in the distance to palatal bone was smaller in patients with septum deviation than those in chronic sinusitis. In the light of these findings, we concluded that, in adults, maxillary and palatal bone developments continue in certain circumstances including nasal polyp, chronic sinusitis or septum deviation.

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Assessment of the Relationship Between Palatum Durum and Maxillary Bone in Patients with Nasal Polyp, Chronic Sinusitis or Septum Deviation

Çevik

Bayaroğulları

Akbay

et al. 2013

Indian J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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“…The mixed condition of allergic and non-allergic types is most common in rhinitis (Dykewicz MS and Hamilos DL 2010,Wallace DV et al 2008, Settipane RA and Charnock DR 2007, and sinusitis frequently occurs with rhinitis (Tan RA and Corren J 2011, Dykewicz MS and Hamilos DL 2010, Van Crombruggen K et al 2011, Meltzer EO et al 2004). Therefore, we intended in the present study to allocate the subjects with either rhinitis or sinusitis, or both, together in the RS group and then examined dietary habits, food consumption, and food preference of the subjects in comparison to those without rhinitis and sinusitis.…”

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“…Sinusitis rarely occurs in the absence of rhinitis because rhinitis frequently extends into sinusitis, for instance by exacerbating acute allergic rhinitis to chronic sinusitis (Tan RA andCorren J 2011, Dykewicz MS andHamilos DL 2010). The co-existing status of both rhinitis and sinusitis is often termed as rhinosinusitis, and sinusitis and rhinosinusitis are occasionally regarded as synonymous terms (Tan RA and Corren J 2011, Dykewicz MS and Hamilos DL 2010, Van Crombruggen K et al 2011, Meltzer EO et al 2004). Rhinitis and sinusitis are among the most common medical conditions in Korea as well as Western societies (Dykewicz MS and Hamilos DL 2010, Ministry of Health & Welfare 2010, National Health Insurance Corporation 2011.…”

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Comparison of Dietary Habit and Food Consumption among Elementary School Students with or without Rhinitis and Sinusitis

Kwon

Ju²

2012

Korean journal of food and cookery science

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Rhinitis and sinusitis are among the most common medical conditions in Korea, as well as Western societies. Environmental factors may influence both rhinitis and sinusitis; however, the role of dietary factors in rhinitis and sinusitis is not clear. The present study aims to compare the dietary habit, food consumption frequency, and food preference of elementary school students with or without rhinitis and sinusitis. The demand of their parents for an education program for the dietary prevention against rhinitis and sinusitis was also examined.The survey was conducted with a total of 200 subjects recruited from two elementary schools located in Gyeonggi area of Korea. The subjects consisted of 101 students with rhinitis and/or sinusitis (RS group) and 99 without rhinitis and sinusitis (control group). The students of the RS group were more likely to have habits of eating-out and street food use, to consume bean, peanut, walnut, almond, yogurt, egg, snack, and French fries frequently, and to prefer the types of foods prepared by stir-frying and deep-frying than the control group. The parents who recognized 'school nutrition teachers or food/nutrition-majored specialists' as the most appropriate educator for the dietary education program in the RS group (48.5% of their parents) were less than those in the control group (67.7% of their parents). The present study suggest that students with rhinitis and/or sinusitis may be different from those without the disease(s) in their dietary habit, frequently consumed foods, and preferred type of foods. More epidemiological, intervention, and laboratory studies are needed in order to elucidate the role of dietary factors in the development and prevention of rhinitis and sinusitis, which will have a significant implication to public health.

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“…Воспаление, развивающееся при различных феноти-пах хронического РС, также характеризуется рядом осо-бенностей [26,27]. В частности, ПРС ассоциируется с вы-сокой степенью тканевой эозинофилии (более 50%) и Th2-зависимым характером воспаления с преобладанием ИЛ-5, ИЛ-13 и IgE, в то время как для хронического РС без полипов характерен Th1-зависимый характер воспа-ления с повышенным содержанием провоспалительных медиаторов: ИНФγ, ИЛ-8 и ТФРβ, и значительно мень-шим числом эозинофилов в очаге воспаления (около 2%) [5,27].…”

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The use of intranasal glucocorticosteroids in the treatment of rhinosinusitis: Focus on mometasone furoate

Ушкалова

Zyryanov

Shvarts

2016

Vestn. otorinolaringol.

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Pathogenesis of chronic rhinosinusitis: Inflammation

Cited by 320 publications

References 25 publications

Assessment of the Relationship Between Palatum Durum and Maxillary Bone in Patients with Nasal Polyp, Chronic Sinusitis or Septum Deviation

Assessment of the Relationship Between Palatum Durum and Maxillary Bone in Patients with Nasal Polyp, Chronic Sinusitis or Septum Deviation

Comparison of Dietary Habit and Food Consumption among Elementary School Students with or without Rhinitis and Sinusitis

The use of intranasal glucocorticosteroids in the treatment of rhinosinusitis: Focus on mometasone furoate

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