These presentations are written in MS Producer and for optimal viewing
requires a Cable or DSL connection along with Microsoft Explorer and
Microsoft Media Player. Do not rush the downloading. If the
playback freezes just wait, the program is buffering and will resume
playing. If it does not, hit the play button after a minute has
passed. If you have a 56k modem be sure to select the correct
viewing option and you may have to wait up to one minute or a little
longer.
Click on
Picture to Enlarge
The picture on the left is from a patient with severe
rhinitis
with pale
turbinates
and
nasal mucosa
covered with thick sticky secretions.
Note the polyp in the superior nasal cavity. This exam is
characteristic of allergic rhinitis. Initial treatment is often
antihistamines or nasal sprays which topically administer steroids, cromolyn sodium or antihistamines.
Google Ads are a
sponsor of USA Website. ENT USA, Cumberland Otolaryngology
or Dr Kevin Kavanagh, MD
do not endorse or are responsible for the
content or claims made
in the Advertisements.
