Author:
Kameswaran Mohan,Chopra Hemant,Kanojia Sunita,Janakiram TN,Vaid Neelam,Soni Arvind,Mohindroo NK,Charaya Kshitij,Shah Nishit,Rai Davinder,Nayar Ravi,Rao C Madhu Sudana,Meghnadh KR,Patel Hetal Marfatia,Sood Sanjay,Pandhi SC,Mann SBS
Abstract
ABSTRACT
Allergic fungal rhinosinusitis (AFRS) has always remained a topic of discussion at all rhinology meets. Despite so much of literature available, the nature of this disease, its diagnosis, pathogenesis, classification and appropriate management continue to generate debate and controversy even after three decades of research and investigation. AFRS is an endemic disease in North and South India. In spite of this, there has been no optimal management protocol for this disease being followed in India yet. To overcome this, a national panel was conducted on AFRS at the ENT Surgical Update 2011, held at Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh with experts from all over the country so that a consensus can be achieved regarding the workup and management of AFRS.
How to cite this article
Gupta AK, Shah N, Kameswaran M, Rai D, Janakiram TN, Chopra H, Nayar R, Soni A, Mohindroo NK, Rao CMS, Bansal S, Meghnadh KR, Vaid N, Patel HM, Sood S, Kanojia S, Charaya K, Pandhi SC, Mann SBS. Allergic Fungal Rhinosinusitis. Clin Rhinol An Int J 2012;5(2): 72-86.
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