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Nasal Cavity Geometry of Healthy Adults Assessed Using Acoustic Rhinometry

January 1, 2008Related to Nasal Cavity Geometry and Measurement, RHINOMETER Studies

Brazilian Journal of Otorhinolaryngology, 2008

Authors: A. de Oliveira Camargo Gomes, A. C. Martins Sampaio-Teixeira, S. H. Kiemle Trinadade, I. E. Kiemle Trinadade

Conclusion: “This study used acoustic rhinometry to determine the reference values for nasal cross-sectional areas to be used, for comparison purposes, in the analysis of adults with functional and/or anatomical nasal obstruction. The findings we gathered reinforce the relevance of rhinometry as a valuable tool to enhance the assessment of nasal patency and better understand nasal and respiratory physiology.”

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