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with and without allergy by invitro testing.

Atopy associated with CRSwNP and higher SNOT-22 scores.

Non-allergic, viral induction of Th2 immune response.

post-operative symptoms or use of steroids in CRSwNP

SPT No No difference in allergic symptoms for ragweed

positive CRSwNP during ragweed season.

Inflammatory markers remained elevated year-round.

in patients reporting atopic disease.

Lund- Mackay score and

presence of positive SPT.

Pearlman 1385 2009 4 Prospective case series CRS patients Rate of atopy by SPT SPT No No association between Lund-Mackay score

Invitro No No difference in

Elevated Th2 biomarkers

Association between Allergy and CRSwNP Conclusions

Allergy

Testing

Method

Incidence of atopy on invitro methods. SNOT-22.

expression level of TSLP, IL-25, and

IL-33 on exposure to TLR-specific trigger

Study Year LOE Study Design Study Groups Clinical Endpoint Keith 1387 1994 3 Prosective case control CRSwNP + RW allergy VAS scores during RWseason Nasal lavage

albumin levels

Bachert 1377 2018 4 Retrospective case series CRSwNP Th2 biomarkers. Patient reported atopic disease

mRNA and protein

Nasal obstruction

Posterior rhinorrhea Loss of smell

Surgical CRS patients

Inferior turbinate tissue from

healthy controls

surgical CRSwNP patients

CRSwNP without RWallergy

+ RW allergic, Non NP

Nasal polyp tissue.

Ho 1391 2019 4 Retrospective case control

Golebski 1378 2016 4 Retrospective case control

Bonfils 1390 2008 4 Prospective case series

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