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TABLE IX-25 Evidence for CRSsNP management with nasal saline Study Year LOE Study Design Study Groups (N) Device Clinical Endpoint Conclusions Kanjanawasee 445 2018 1 SR Any sino-nasal disease (hypertonic focused) Anymodeof delivery QoL Symptoms Hypertonic saline brings greater benefits on symptom improvement over isotonic saline nasal irrigation in RS. Harvey 1051 2007 1 SR Persistent sino-nasal disease Anymodeof delivery QoL Symptoms Radiology Endoscopy Saline irrigations improve CRS symptoms as a sole modality and as an adjunct to INCS. Not as effective as INCS.

irrigations are more

effective in reducing QoL and symptom score than

hypertonic saline irrigations at

1-month time.

irrigation alone was

equally as effective

as hypertonic saline irrigation plus

fluticasone spray. Dead sea salt

Dead sea salt

QoL (RQLQ) Symptoms

QoL (SNOT-20) UPSIT

Acoustic rhinometry

Irrigation (volume not reported), spray

irrigation

(syringe), spray

20mL/side

Friedman 1059 2006 2 RCT,DB Dead sea salt solution (22)

Friedman 1058 2012 2 RCT,DB Dead sea salt solution irrigation and spray (59)

Hypertonic saline irrigation and

fluticasone spray (55)

Hypertonic saline (20)