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International consensus statement on rhinosinusitis

resection had the same rate of synechia

formation as those who had MT preservation.

resection had a higher

rate of frontal sinusitis compared to MT preservation.

CSF leak, nasolacrimal duct stenosis, lamina

papyracea injury and

orbital hematoma were all more likely in patients who had

undergone previous MT resection.

Olfaction (SIT) No difference was seen in postoperative olfaction between the 2 groups. Middle turbinate synechiae

resection had the same rate of synechia

formation as those who had MT preservation.

Patients who underwent MT resection had a higher antrostomy

patency or less synechia formation.

Study Year LOE Study Design Study Groups Clinical Endpoint Conclusions

Patients who had MT

Patients who had MT

Patients who had MT

following surgery

Complications during surgery

Middle turbinate synechiae

Either closed antrostomy or significant synechia formation

Frontal sinusitis

CRS patients undergoing ESS: 1. MT resection

CRS patients undergoing ESS: 1. MT resection

Patients with CRS who had previously had surgery 1. MT resection

CRS patients undergoing ESS: 1. MT resection

CRS patients undergoing ESS: 1. MT resection

CRS patients undergoing ESS: 1. MT resection

2. MT preservation

2. MT preservation

2. MT preservation

2. MT preservation

2. MT preservation

2. MT preservation

Friedman 2054 1996 4 Prospective case-control study (n = 64)

Kinsella 2062 1995 4 Retrospective review (n = 193)

Swanson 2045 1995 4 Retrospective review (n = 110)

Vleming 2071 1992 4 Retrospective review (n = 593)

Ramadan 2063 1995 4 Retrospective review (n = 337)

LaMear 2061 1992 4 Retrospective review (n = 283)

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