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International consensus statement on rhinosinusitis
No side effects, Sinuband FP and Sinuband better than Merocel for polyps Decrease in postoperative intervention.
1 case of ocular irritation and 1 nasal irritation. 21/24 successfully inserted. NP size decreased. Need for revision surgery eliminated in 64%
5 patients with recurrent NP treated with non-US FDA approved stent Safety of device No systemic absorption or adrenal suppression.
100% insertion rate 90% of patient very satisfied with experience
Improvement in SNOT-20 and endoscopic scores
Decreased polyposis and adhesions, no difference in MT lateralization No device related adverse effects No systemic absorption.
Study Year LOE Study Design Study Groups Clinical Endpoint Conclusions Adriaensen 2251 2017 2 Single blind RCT
Decreased adhesions and polyposis. No safety concerns.
Improvement in SNOT-22 and RSDI Safety with no ocular risk. 1.1% adhesion rate 4.4% MT lateralization
10/10 successful implant insertion
Adhesions No significant difference
SNOT-22 and RSDI at 6 month Safety
Endoscopic follow up to 60 days
Marple 2237 2012 2 Prospective, multicenter, DBRCT using intrapatient control design (n = 105) ESS forCRS Postoperative interventions at 30days Endoscopy Safety
Feasibility of insertion and safety of device
Sinuband FP vs no packing, Sinuband without steroid
vs no packing and Mercoel vs no packing
Murr 2245 2011 2 Prospective multicenter intrapatient DBRCT (n = 43) ESS forCRS Endoscopic assessment at day 21 Safety. Unilateral (n = 10) or bilateral
Safety of device
Efficacy of device
second cohort 128 received Merogel R soaked with triamcinolone
First cohort of 146 received Merocel R in finger cot vs
(n = 40) stent placement.
Recurrent NP following ESS treated with non-US FDA approved stent
20 patients post ESS had stent inserted within 7 days postop
fluticasone propionate (FP)-eluting
implant, SinuBand FP
(non-US FDA approved)
Matheny 2252 2014 4 Prospective, single center, nonrandomized cohort study using Propel TM
Lavigne 1806 2014 4 Prospective, multicenter nonrandomized cohort study (n = 12)
Forwith 1612 2011 3 Prospective multicenter single cohort study (n = 50)
Ow 2253 2014 4 Prospective single center non-randomized cohort study
Xu 2163 2016 4 Retrospective sequential cohort study
Patients 274 – 548 nasal sides
27 patients – 54 sides
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