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International consensus statement on rhinosinusitis

–Presence of biofilm 6 of 6 patients had biofilm formation

experienced major symptom improvement.

9 of 12 patients had patent or aeratedFS

months are more effective than those used earlier

2 and 7 patients of 196 required revision or had symptoms

attributable to frontal sinusitis, respectively.

Rolled silicone stent after lynch approach in frontal sinus surgery is safe and effective

No difference between stented and non-stented patients

2-month EMLP cavity stenting does not appear to reduce post-operative FS stenosis

6% of FS stenosed requiring revision

Rains frontal sinus stent is safe and effective Majority (10/12) patients

All stents remained functional and were relatively well-tolerated

6 patients went on to require FSS obliteration

Freeman stent is safe and prevent FSOT blockage

Author Year LOE Study Design Study Groups Clinical Endpoint Conclusions

Frontal stents left in place x 6

evaluation of FSOT patency and subjective symptoms

symptoms or need for revision

– 6- to 75- month evaluation of FS patency and symptom improvement/worsening

–8- to 48- month follow-up of FS patency or revision requirement

functionality and need to remove

–10- to 36- month endoscopic

–1- to 47- month presence of

–12- to 45- month stent

sinus silicone stents x 1-4 weeks

–12 patients (21 FS stents: 7 rains, 7 U-stents, 4 H-stents) x 6 months

stents with rolled silicone x up to 8 weeks all after

external Lynch approach

Banhiran 2227 2006 4 Case-cohort –72 EMLP patients with 25 silastic stents x 2 months

–102 silicone FS stents x 6-130 days (avg 35)

semi-rigid stent, duration not specified

–6 patients with frontal

–196 fronto-nasal duct

–73 frontal sinus silicone

Perloff 2232 2004 4 Descriptive case series

Amble 2223 1996 4 Descriptive case series

Weber 22 2000 4 Descriptive case series

Rains 2226 2001 4 Descriptive case series

Freeman 2224 2000 4 Descriptive case series

TABLE XII-23 (Continued)