Rhinosinusitis: Synopsis
		0%	Definition, Classification, Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment, Epidemiology World Allergy Organisation   USA
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			Sinus Center at at Allergy Buyers Club
		0%	Information on sinusitis prevention, sinusitis products, the sinus library, sinus treatment, sinus relief medication Allergy Buyers Club   USA
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			Sinus CT Scans
		0%	The following is designed to enable you to develop a basic understanding of sinus anatomy as well as CT scans, both normal and abnormal. We will review several CT scans, but start with a drawing to start to orient you. W.S. Tichenor, M.D. Sinusitis - Wellington S. Tichenor, MD   USA
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			Sinus Disease in Children
		0%	Keys to diagnosis The role of allergies Treatment Florida Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Society   USA
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			Sinus Disease/Sinusitis
		0%	An interesting look at Sinusitis Allergy Associates of New London PC   United Kingdom
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			Sinus Problems
		100%	The thing about sinus problems - if you’ve got "sinus", you usually won’t get much sympathy from someone who has never suffered from it. You can tell them about headaches and congestion and fatigue and poor concentration and inability to work, but they won’t be impressed. But you and I know how severe the problem can be. A brief overview. AllergyNet Australia   Australia
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			Sinus Problems
		0%	The thing about sinus problems - if you’ve got "sinus", you usually won’t get much sympathy from someone who has never suffered from it. You can tell them about headaches and congestion and fatigue and poor concentration and inability to work, but they won’t be impressed. But you and I know how severe the problem can be. And so do scientists called epidemiologists, who study disease in large populations. They tell us that hay fever and sinus are amongst the greatest causes of lost days at work or school, and cost the community millions of dollars each year in lost productivity. Allergy Net Australia   Australia
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			Sinus Surgery
		0%	An Otolaryngologist head and neck surgeon will, for the most part, advocate surgery when antibiotics and other medical treatments fail to alleviate chronic sinusitis or multiple episodes of acute sinus infection. Before considering surgery, the Otolaryngologist will typically prescribe four to six weeks of antibiotics plus sprays, decongestants, and possibly antihistamines and steroids. Topics discussed: Surgery for Acute Sinusitis, Surgery for Chronic Sinusitis, Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, What to expect from endoscopic surgery Allergy, Asthma, and Sinus Resource Center   USA
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			Sinusitis
		0%	A patient handout from the American Academy of Family Physicians What is sinusitis? What causes sinusitis? How is sinusitis treated? What changes can I make in my personal habits? What about changing my environment? Does steam help reduce the symptoms of sinusitis? Are nasal sprays helpful? What about oral medicines? American Academy of Family Physicians   USA
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			Sinusitis
		0%	find that once you have sinus infection you will probably ALWAYS have the sinus infection. Whenever the soft tissue lining the sinus cavity swells up (secondary to allergy or a rhino virus) the "drain hole" will swell shut and the pressure builds up. When the pressure forces the vascular interface back from the surface of the sinus tissue your old friend the sinus infection arises from its dormant state and starts to have lunch...on you. Russell Roby, J.D., M.D., A.C.A.A.I., F.C.L.M. The Allergy Center   USA
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