Allergies
New allergies research from Hiroshima University, Medical Department outlined
Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, September 23rd, 2007
According to recent research from Japan, "Submucous resection of the inferior turbinate is one of the recommended methods to alleviate nasal symptoms in patients with severe allergic rhinitis patients in terms of postoperative results and preservation of nasal function. Posterior nasal neurectomy, recently developed by Kikawada, is a novel method to selectively cut the neural bundles out from the sphenopalatine foramen and to diminish the complaints of hypersecretion."
"This study was carried to examine the clinical effectiveness and changes in local cytokine levels of this combined surgical procedure. Twenty-three patients with severe perennial allergic rhinitis...
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