KTP laser inferior turbinoplasty: an alternative procedure to treat the nasal obstruction
Objective: Nasal obstruction resulting from inferior turbinate hypertrophy (ITH) was treated with KTP laser inferior turbinoplasty (KIT). The effectiveness of the procedure was assessed. Methods: A prospective clinical trial was carried out in King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital from October 1, 199...
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| description | Objective: Nasal obstruction resulting from inferior turbinate hypertrophy (ITH) was treated with KTP laser inferior turbinoplasty (KIT). The effectiveness of the procedure was assessed.
Methods: A prospective clinical trial was carried out in King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital from October 1, 1998 to September 30, 2000. Forty-eight patients with chronic nasal obstruction underwent KIT. Nasal obstruction was pre- and postoperatively assessed, based on 4-point scale, by the patient and investigator. The scores were compared by paired
t-test. The correlation of assessment by the patient and investigator was also demonstrated by weighted
κ test. Pre- and postoperative rhinomanometric evaluations were performed in 29 patients and were compared with paired
t-test.
Results: Significant reduction of nasal obstruction was obtained from assessment by the patient (
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Methods: A prospective clinical trial was carried out in King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital from October 1, 1998 to September 30, 2000. Forty-eight patients with chronic nasal obstruction underwent KIT. Nasal obstruction was pre- and postoperatively assessed, based on 4-point scale, by the patient and investigator. The scores were compared by paired
t-test. The correlation of assessment by the patient and investigator was also demonstrated by weighted
κ test. Pre- and postoperative rhinomanometric evaluations were performed in 29 patients and were compared with paired
t-test.
Results: Significant reduction of nasal obstruction was obtained from assessment by the patient (
P<0.000) and by the investigator (
P<0.000). The symptoms of sneezing, itching and rhinorrhea were significantly reduced postoperatively (
P<0.000). The cure and improvement rate of nasal obstruction were at 70.8 and 100% (assessed by the patient) and at 77.1 and 100% (assessed by the investigator) respectively, and they showed a moderate correlation (Kw=0.65). Rhinomanometrically, the total airway resistance decreased but of not statistic significance (
P=0.219), however, the inspired nasal airflow at 150 Pa and the volume of nasal cavities were significantly increased (
P<0.00 and
P<0.001, respectively).
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Methods: A prospective clinical trial was carried out in King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital from October 1, 1998 to September 30, 2000. Forty-eight patients with chronic nasal obstruction underwent KIT. Nasal obstruction was pre- and postoperatively assessed, based on 4-point scale, by the patient and investigator. The scores were compared by paired
t-test. The correlation of assessment by the patient and investigator was also demonstrated by weighted
κ test. Pre- and postoperative rhinomanometric evaluations were performed in 29 patients and were compared with paired
t-test.
Results: Significant reduction of nasal obstruction was obtained from assessment by the patient (
P<0.000) and by the investigator (
P<0.000). The symptoms of sneezing, itching and rhinorrhea were significantly reduced postoperatively (
P<0.000). The cure and improvement rate of nasal obstruction were at 70.8 and 100% (assessed by the patient) and at 77.1 and 100% (assessed by the investigator) respectively, and they showed a moderate correlation (Kw=0.65). Rhinomanometrically, the total airway resistance decreased but of not statistic significance (
P=0.219), however, the inspired nasal airflow at 150 Pa and the volume of nasal cavities were significantly increased (
P<0.00 and
P<0.001, respectively).
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Methods: A prospective clinical trial was carried out in King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital from October 1, 1998 to September 30, 2000. Forty-eight patients with chronic nasal obstruction underwent KIT. Nasal obstruction was pre- and postoperatively assessed, based on 4-point scale, by the patient and investigator. The scores were compared by paired
t-test. The correlation of assessment by the patient and investigator was also demonstrated by weighted
κ test. Pre- and postoperative rhinomanometric evaluations were performed in 29 patients and were compared with paired
t-test.
Results: Significant reduction of nasal obstruction was obtained from assessment by the patient (
P<0.000) and by the investigator (
P<0.000). The symptoms of sneezing, itching and rhinorrhea were significantly reduced postoperatively (
P<0.000). The cure and improvement rate of nasal obstruction were at 70.8 and 100% (assessed by the patient) and at 77.1 and 100% (assessed by the investigator) respectively, and they showed a moderate correlation (Kw=0.65). Rhinomanometrically, the total airway resistance decreased but of not statistic significance (
P=0.219), however, the inspired nasal airflow at 150 Pa and the volume of nasal cavities were significantly increased (
P<0.00 and
P<0.001, respectively).
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