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Title: Is baseline SNOT-22 able to predict outcome and localize pathology? A prospective multicentre study
Author, co-author: Pottier, Laurence; de Dorlodot, Clotilde; Ansari, Edward; ROGISTER, Florence; Horoi, Mihaela; Dardenne, Nadia; Donneau, Anne-Françoise; Eloy, Philippe; LEFEBVRE, Philippe; POIRRIER, Anne-Lise
Abstract: Objective: To optimize the use of SNOT-22 by predicting the diagnosis of patients and healthy volunteers solely based on the pattern of the baseline SNOT-22.
Study Design: Cross-sectional multi-center study.
Settings: ENT departments of 3 tertiary referral hospitals.
Methods: Baseline SNOT-22 from 66 healthy volunteers and 383 rhinology patients were collected blindly prior to diagnosis. Participants were then categorized in 4 groups according to their diagnosis: control, medical rhinologic condition, functional nose surgery, sinus surgery. Difference between groups was assessed by a multinomial logistic regression adjusted for age, gender, history of nose surgery and trauma.
Results: The 22 items of SNOT differed significantly among the 4 groups (p
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Is baseline SNOT-22 able to predict outcome and localize pathology? A prospective multicentre study
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[en] Objective: To optimize the use of SNOT-22 by predicting the diagnosis of patients and healthy volunteers solely based on the pattern of the baseline SNOT-22.
Study Design: Cross-sectional multi-center study.
Settings: ENT departments of 3 tertiary referral hospitals.
Methods: Baseline SNOT-22 from 66 healthy volunteers and 383 rhinology patients were collected blindly prior to diagnosis. Participants were then categorized in 4 groups according to their diagnosis: control, medical rhinologic condition, functional nose surgery, sinus surgery. Difference between groups was assessed by a multinomial logistic regression adjusted for age, gender, history of nose surgery and trauma.
Results: The 22 items of SNOT differed significantly among the 4 groups (p