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Nasal polypectomy and sinus surgery in patients with asthma and aspirin idiosyncrasy.

Laryngoscope 1986 April
This study attempted to determine whether or not nasal and sinus surgery had a beneficial or deleterious effect upon the asthma of patients with nasal polyps and aspirin idiosyncrasy. There were 205 patients in this study. A classification system was devised to provide a means of determining the severity of asthma before and after surgery. The data indicate that surgery does improve the patient's asthma for relatively long periods of time.

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