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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

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