Can sinonasal diagnostics be changed?
09-10, 08:45–09:00 (Europe/Istanbul), Rhinology 6 (ICC - 3B/37)

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<p>Diagnostics of chronic rhinosinuitis and allergic rhinitis haven’t changed for many years. Chronic rhinosinusitis is diagnosed by anamnesis, endoscopic evaluation, and radiology assessment (mostly CT scan).</p> <p>Allergic rhinitis is diagnosed by anamnesis, endoscopic evaluation, and skin-prick or serum IgE test.</p> <p>Both diagnostics are somewhat subjective.</p>
<p>We propose a discussion on the possibility of digital chromoendoscopy being included in the diagnostics of those chronic sinonasal disorders.</p>
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Abdumannon Abdukyumov
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Marko Velepič
Marko Velepič
<p>Got primary medical and ENT education in Rijeka and Zagreb, Croatia. Primarily an otologist and audiologist learned otosurgery in many courses and visited the ENT department in Wurzburg University Hospital.</p> <p>In addition to otology, dealing with rhinology and endoscopic surgery of the nose and sinuses.</p> <p>Six years head of the Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology University of Rijeka, Croatia.</p>
Abdumannon Abdukyumov
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