NV1 Reference Paper List

1.    Cuddihy PJ, Eccles R. The use of nasal spirometry as an objective
measure of nasal septal deviation and the effectiveness of septal surgery. Clin
Otolaryngol 2003;28(4):325-30.

2.    Cuddihy PJ, Eccles R. The use of nasal spirometry for the assessment of
unilateral nasal obstruction associated with changes in posture in healthy
subjects and subjects with upper respiratory tract infection. Clin Otolaryngol
2003;28(2):108-11.

3.    Hanif J, Eccles R, Jawad S. The use of a portable spirometer for studies
on the nasal cycle. American Journal of Rhinology 2001;15:303-306.

4.    Hanif J, M JSS, R E. Spirometry vs. rhinomanometry for studies on the
nasal cycle. Clinical and Experimental Allergy 2001;31(7):28-.

5.    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):11-5

6.    Roblin DG, Eccles R. Normal range for nasal partitioning of airflow
determined by nasal spirometry in 100 healthy subjects. Am J Rhinol

7.     Boyce, J.M., & Eccles, R.  Assessment of subjective scales for selection

of patients for nasal septal surgery. Clin. Otolaryngol. 2006 31, 1-6
2003;17(4):179-83.