Sinusitis, Rhinitis, Asthma, and the Single Airway Hypothesis

Diseases of the Sinuses · 2013 · PMC7121820

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A study of 134 allergic rhinitis patients, 54 nonallergic rhinitis patients, and 62 normal controls demonstrated that those patients with either allergic or nonallergic rhinitis had a markedly significant higher rate of dysphonia than patients without rhinitis (32.8, 26.9, and 8.1 %, respectively).

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