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relapse in patients with MT preservation ( p = 0.0589)

MT resection had no effect on development of frontal sinusitis.

The opening of the OC was significantly

superior to that in the MT preserved group.

Time to revision surgery Patients who underwent MT resection had a

longer median time to revision surgery. The

beneficial effect of MT

resection dissipated by 8 years postoperatively.

MT resection results in significant improvement in

penetration of nasal irrigation.

from both partial and

complete MT resection during ESS.

Study Year LOE Study Design Study Groups Clinical Endpoint Conclusions Marchioni 2051 2008 3 Prospective

Trend toward faster

Complication are rare

Postoperative frontal sinusitis (by CT)

synechia formation,

and patency grade of OC

Penetration of nasal irrigation in the cadaver model

Time to recurrence of NPs;

complications,

SNOT-22, revision ESS rates

Post-operative MTL,

Postoperative

CRS patients undergoing ESS: 1. MT resection

Eosinophilic CRS patients undergoing ESS: 1. Submucosal MT resection

undergoing ESS:

undergoing bilateral

ESS followed by MT resection

undergoing ESS:

patients undergoing

primary or revision ESS 1. partial MT resection

Pinther 2064 2019 4 Case series (n = 91) Refractory CRSwNP

2. MT preservation

2. MT preservation

CRSwNP patients

1. MT resection

2. MT preservation

CRSwNP patients

1. MT resection

2. MT preservation

2. complete MT resection

Kidwai 2044 2016 4 Case series Four cadaveric heads

nonrandomized cohort (n = 61)

nonrandomized cohort (n = 56)

Akiyama 2057 2017 4 Case control studies (n = 38)

Wu 2052 2014 4 Retrospective review (n = 299)

Unlu 2049 2006 3 Prospective

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