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RHINOMANOMETER REFERENCES

 

1.Intranasal Allergen Challenge during Corticosteroid Treatment.        

Clinical Allergy 1977 Vol. 7   69­ 74.

2.Rhinomanometric Recording in Children.

Rhinology       1980    Vol.      18        31­ 42.

3.Assessment of the Nasopharyngeal Airway.

Acta A Otolaryngol 1980 Vol. 89 227-232

4.Measurement of Nasal Airflow and Resistance.

J. of the Royal Soc. of Med. Vol. 72 852­ 855 November 1979

 

5.A pre and postoperative evaluation in functional Septoplasty.

Acta Otolaryngol 1982 Vol.   94        523­ 529

 

6.Committee report on standardization of rhinomanometry

Rhinology 1984 Vo122 151 -155

 

7.The effects of Camphor, Eucalyptus and Menthol vapour on Nasal Resistance to airflow and nasal sensation.

Acta Otolaryngol 1983 Vo196 157­ 161

 

8.The effect of Menthol on Nasal Resistance to airflow

J of Laryngology & Otology 1983 Vol XCII No. 8.705-709

 

9.Rhinomanometry and Septoplasty

J of Laryngology & Otology 1982 Vol XCVI No.11. 991-995

 

10.Inhibition of Histamine-Induced nasal symptoms by the Hl Antihistamine Chlorpheniramine Maleate: Demonstration of topical effect.

Br. J. Dis. Chest. 1983 Vol. 77. 113­ 122

 

11.The Central Rhythm of the nasal cycle.

Acta Otolaryngol 1978 Vo186. 464­ 468

 

 

12.Changes in human nasal resistance associated with exercise, hyperventilation and rebreathing.

Acta Otolaryngol 1977 Vo. 84 416­ 421

 

13.Rinomanometria N. Mygind (1981) Allergie Nasali. Liviana Ed. Pagg. 234­ 237

 

14.Studio Rinomanometrico pre e post operatorio nella

chirurgia conservativa dei turbinati inferior. G Pozzi. A. Corti, S Ponzi, E Corgiolu, D Alpini, M. Brusa (1983). Riv. Orl Aud. Fon. Vol. IV, n. 3/84

 

 

 

15. Studio rinomanometrico su un gruppo di bambini affett'i

da rinopatia affettis da rinopatia ostruttiva subronica. E Corgiolu, P Marconi, D Alpini, A Corti, S Ponzi,

M. Brusa. (1923)

 

 

16. Elaborazione di un rinogramme e identificazione statistica   del        range    di         normal ita          con       rinomanometro

digitale.M Brusa,  D Alpini,    A Corti,S Ponzi, E Corgiolu (1983)

 

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Studio clinico su un gruppo di bambini affetti da rinopatia ostruttiva subconica a probablie genesi atopica. Primi risultati. D Alpini, E Corgiolu, A Corti, P.Marconi (1983)

Comunicazione presentata Sl0 e Ch. C.'.F: Bologna al LXX congresso Nazionale della 25­ 28 maggio 1983

 

18.The effect of submucosal diathermy to the inferior turbinates on nasal resistance to airflow in allergin and vasomotor rhinitis. A S Jones, J M Lancer, A A Moir & J C Stevens.

Clin Otolaryngol 1985, 249­ 252

 

19.Rhinomanometry IV. A Pre and Postoperative Evaluation in Functional Septoplasty.

Acta Otolaryngol 94: 523­ 529, 1982

 

20.Effect of aspirin on nasal resistance to airflow A S Jones, J M Lancer, A A Moir, J C Stevens

British Medical Journal -Volume 290

 

21.The effect of Lignocaine on nasal resistance and nasal sensation of airflow. From Dept of Otolaryngolbgy Royal Hallamshire Hospital.

Acta Otolaryngol (Stockh) 1986: 101 328-330

 

22.The effect of rapid Maxillary expansion on nasal airway

resistance.      Donald J Timms,           Department of Oral Surgery

and Orthodontics, Royal Preston Hospital, P O Box 66, Preston.

British Journal of Orthodontics,Vol.13, 1986 221-228

 

23. Rhinomanometry at selection for adenoidectomy

Rhinology, 25, 63-67, 1987

 

24.The lateralization percentage as a measure of nasal flow asymmetry in active anterior rhinomanometry

Clin. Otlolaryngol,      1980    5, 165-170

 

25.Nasal resistance measured by anterior rhinomanometry.

Rhinology 24, 49-55, 1986

 

26.Societa Italiana di Otorinolaringologia e Chirurgia Cervico­ Facciale.

National Congress -Bologna 25-28 Maggio 1983

 

27.A new technique using a nasal cast for'anterior rhinomanometry.

Rhinology 25, 109-115, 1987

 

28.Experimental Studies on nasal sensation of airflow R Eccles, B Lancashire & N S Tolley from the Dept of Physiology, University College, Cardiff

 

         

29.The effect of aromatics on inspiratory and expiratory nasal resistance to airflow.

R Eccles, Barbara Lancashire and N S Tolley. Dept of Physiology, University College, Cardiff, Wales.

 

30.Nasal changes following immersion in cholrinated water. M Samll and JAM Murray, Edinburgh

Rhinology 25, 153-157           1987

 

31.Review Rhinomanometry

A S Jones and J M Lancer, Ear Nose and Throat Dept Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Glossop Road, Sheffield. S102JF.

Clin Otolaryngol. 1987 12, 233-236 Accepted for Publication 26th Nov 1986

 

32.Rhinomanometric method error in the assessment of nasal respiratory resistance.

A Sandman­ Edinburgh,

Rhinology 26, 191-201, 1988

 

33.Nasal resistance to airflow.(its measurement, reproductibility and normal parameters) A S Jones and J M Lancer, J C Stevens and E Beckingham

The Journal of Laryngology and Otology Vol. 101 No.8 8th August 1987

 

34.A Microcomputer based procedure for carrying out rhinomanometry.

J C Stevens, A S Jones, J Lancer and E Beckingham

Journal of Medical Engineering &Technology Vol 11, No.6 (November December 1987) Pages  278-281.

 

 

35. Computer aided Rhinometry: Analysis of Inspiratory and Expiratory nasal pressure flow curves in subjects with Rhinitis.

Michael J Schumacher -Dept of Pediatrics, Universityof Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson.

John A Gaines, University Hospital, Universityof Arizona, Tuscon Bruce Bescript, Respiratory Sciences Division, University of Arizona

 

36.The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Vol 83 Number 4 Rhinomanometry, Michael J Schumacher.

 

37.Nasal airflow characteristics in a normgl sample.Beni Solow and Andrew Sandham -Royal College Copenhagan and Dental School University of Edinburgh

 

38.Evaluation of Anterior and Posterior Rhinomanometry. D M Shelton, N M Eiser.

ClinicalOtolaryngology 1992 17 178­ 182.

 

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39.The influence of terfenadine and ipratropium bromide alona and in combination on bradyinin-induced nasal symptoms and plasma protein leakage.

K Rajakulasingam, R Poloua, L C K Lau, M K Church, S T Holgate, P H Howarth.

Clinical and Experimental Allergy        1992    Vol. 22 Paper 343.

 

40.The effect of intranasal azelastine Rhinolast on nasal airways obstruction and sneezing following provocation testing with histamine and allergen.

K E Thomas, S Ollier, H Fergusorl, R J Davies.

Department of Respiratory Medicine, st Bartholomews Hospital, London UV, and Advisory Services (Clinical & General) Ltd, Harley Street, London, UK.

Clinical and Experimental Allergy        1992    Vo:i..    22        Paper 327.

 

41.Other Techniques for assessing Nasal Function.

Ronald Eccles, B.Sc, PhD, D.Sc. -Director, Common Cold & Nasal Research Centre Department of Physiology, University of Wales College of Cardiff, UK.

 

42. Nasal septal surgery as an out-patient procedure

Peter Nieminen, MD, Juha Silvola, MD, Rudolf Aust, MD, Lars-Eric Stenfors, MD Journal of Laryngology and Otology, November 1997, Vol. III, pp 1034-1037

 

43. Subjects with seasonal allergic rhinitis and nonrhinitic subjects react differentially to nasal provocation with chlorine gas Dennis J Shusterman, MD,MPH,  Mary Alice Murphy, MD,MPH and John R Balmes, MD

The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, June] 998, Vol 101 , Number 6, pt. 1

 

44. Effect on nasal resistance of an externa] nasa] splint and isotonic exercise. A Q Wilde, S R Ell

BrJ SportsMed 1999,33:127128.

 

45. The external nasal dilator strip, worn overnight, produces an increase in functional residual capacity. I. T. Campbell, F G Mason, M A Keegan, S. Woods

Physiological Society in London, December 2000

 

46. Leong SC, Eccles R. Inferior turbinate surgery and nasal airflow: evidence-based management. Curr Opin Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2010;18(1):54-59.

47. Farmer SE, Quine SM, Eccles R. Efficacy of inferior turbinate coblation for treatment of nasal obstruction. J Laryngol Otol. 2009;123(3):309-314.

 
48. Clarke JD, Hopkins ML, Eccles R. How good are patients at determining which side of the nose is more obstructed? A study on the limits of discrimination of the subjective assessment of unilateral nasal obstruction. Am J Rhinol. 2006;20(1):20-24.

 
49. Eccles R, Jawad MS, Jawad SS, Angello JT, Druce HM. Efficacy and safety of single and multiple doses of pseudoephedrine in the treatment of nasal congestion associated with common cold. Am J Rhinol. 2005;19(1):25-31.

 
50. Clarke JD, Hopkins ML, Eccles R. Evidence for correlation of objective and subjective measures of nasal airflow in patients with common cold. Clin Otolaryngol. 2005;30(1):35-38.

 
51. Clarke JD, Eccles R. Paradoxical sensation of nasal airflow in patients with common cold. Are we measuring the correct modality? Acta Otolaryngol. 2005;125(12):1307-1311.

 
52. Hanif J, Jawad SS, Eccles R. A study to assess the usefulness of a portable spirometer to quantify the severity of nasal septal deviation. Rhinology. 2003;41(1):11-15.

 
53. Hanif J, M JSS, R E. Spirometry vs. rhinomanometry for studies on the nasal cycle. Clin Exp Allergy. 2001;31(7):28-.

 

 

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