Central compartment atopic disease is a subgroup of chronic sinusitis. Here, the symptoms affect the central portion of the nasal airway. Allergy is usually the underlying cause, and treatment may involve antiallergic therapy and, if necessary, limited surgery.

This round table would consist of 4 /5 experts in the field of facial pain who would be able to enlarge on the differential diagnosis of facial pain, its pathophysiology, medical and non-medical management. Outcome objectives: at the end of the round table trainees would be able to (1) differentiate between facial pain of rhinogenic and non-rhinogenic origin (2) would understand the physiology behind chronic facial pain (3) would be able to formulate a management plan for patients presenting in the rhinology clinic