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ENDOSCOPIC SINUS SURGERY FOR CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS WITH RECURRENT NASAL POLYPS AT CAN THO EAR NOSE THROAT HOSPITAL IN 2022-2023
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Background: Relapses of nasal polyps after surgical treatment are very common and their prevention is the focus of interest of clinicians and researchers. Over the last three decades, functional endoscopic sinus surgery has become a common surgical technique otolaryngologists perform. Significant data demonstrate its efficacy in combination with appropriate medical treatments and postoperative care in managing patients. Objectives: To evaluate the results of chronic rhinosinusitis with recurrent nasal polyps at 3 months post surgery at Can Tho Ear Nose Thoart Hospital. Materials and methods: This is a prospective cross-sectional descriptive study with 50 patients from July 2022 to April 2023. Results: Of the total 50 patients, 26 (52 %) were female, 48% male, 23(46%) had asthma, 47(94%) had allergic rhinitis, mean age was 45.7±13.3 years old having undergone surgery involving polypectomy were enrolled. All rhinologic symptoms improved after surgery, in a statistical way: 82% no nasal obstruction, 82% no nasal discharge, 80% no hyposmia. 90% no polyp at 3-month follow-up endoscopy exams. The commonest surgical complication observed was synechiae between the middle turbinate and septum nasal (4%). No major complications like cerebrospinal fluid leak, retro-orbital hemorrhage, diplopia, and blindness were noted. After 3 months of surgery, the results showed good with 84%. Conclusion: It was concluded that endoscopic sinus surgery has proved to be a safe and effective treatment for chronic rhinosinusitis with recurrent polyps.
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chronic rhinosinusitis, recurrent nasal polyps, endoscopic sinus surgery
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