Ear fullness, ear pressure, or a popping sensation in the ear that occurs with changes in altitude are signs of eustachian tube dysfunction. The eustachian tube is the pressure equalizing tube between the nose and the ear. Until recently, patients were only treated with medications, primarily directed towards allergy management such as intranasal steroids, antihistamines, […]
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Use of saline to wash or lavage the sinuses is of significant benefit to patients with sinus problems. We, at Nevada Sinus Relief, recommend use of hypertonic buffered saline available over the counter as Neil Med Sinus Rinse. The solution gently removes excess or viscous mucus, pollen and other irritants that can cause allergies and
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Chronic rhinitis is inflammation of the nose lining that results in excessive mucous production causing a runny nose. Patients who suffer from allergies or other types of chronic rhinitis who do not have a good response with medications may be candidates. A new FDA approved technology called the Clarifix device aims to help reduce rhinorrhea.Â
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Summary: Impactful study showing effectiveness of office-based treatment to prevent recurring sinus infections. Download full publication: Coming Soon! Currently being published in the International Forum of Allergy and Rhinology
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Summary: Results of this study demonstrate effectiveness of balloon sinus dilation in office. Read full publication: Office Based BSD
Summary: Large study with many of our patients explaining long term results of treatment in the office Download full publication: Office Based Balloon Sinus Dilation_A Perspective Multicenter Study
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Summary: This study uses our advanced in-office CT scan technology to plan treatment. Download full publication: CT Based Exploration of Infundibular Anatomy for Maxillary Sinus Balloon Dilation
Introduction to an office-based sinus surgery technique Summary: The first research study to describe the technique of treating patients in the office. Download full publication: Introduction to an Office-Based Sinus Surgery Technique
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