CT rhinometry : a correlation of rhinomanometry and multiplanar computer tomography of the nasal cavity

Otorhinolaryngologists require new diagnostic methods to give further insight into the physiology of nasal breathing. The functional aspects of radiological data in the field of ENT have rarely been examined. This study compares computed tomography (CT) scan area measurements of the paranasal sinuse...

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Veröffentlicht in:	HNO 2012-12, Vol.60 (12), p.1067-1074
Hauptverfasser:	Eichhorn, K W G, Schneider, B, Bley, T A, Wagner, I, Schröck, A, Jakob, M
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