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Orlandi et al.

The different anatomic variants found among patients with RARS,

CRSsNP, and CRSwNP can facilitate surgical prognostic evaluation.

TABLE IX-12 Evidence for septal deviation as a contributing factor for CRS Study Year LOE Study Design Study Groups Clinical Endpoint Conclusions Ahn 23 2016 2 Case series 35511 participants, who underwent an interview regarding nasal symptoms and a nasal examination, To determine the prevalence and risk factors for CRS, AR, and NSD in Korea The prevalence of NSD combined with CRS was 4.3%, with 1.2% for CRSwNP and 3.1% for CRSsNP. After adjusting for risk factors of adult CRSsNP, NSD still increased the risk of CRSsNP (adjusted OR, 1.16; 95% CI, 1.02-1.32) but not CRSwNP.

Untreated NSD is associated with radiographic markers of CRS severity among patients undergoing

revision ESS and may contribute to the multi-factorial

pathogenesis of persistent CRS.

Sohn 509 2018 3 Case series 304 patients Clinical presentations and anatomic variants among patients with RARS,

CRSsNP, and CRSwNP. Differences in the postoperative

improvement of each category were also evaluated.

Fu 799 2019 4 Case-control study 489 patients To evaluate the impact of untreated NSD on

recalcitrant CRS among patients undergoing revision ESS