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Here’s a recent report from Fox Health on one of the latest techniques in sinus treatment: Dissolvable stents (PROPEL) that emit anti-inflammatory medication to * Encourage healing * Prevent scarring and polyps * Keep the sinus space open after sinus surgery More about PROPEL Dissolvable Stents for sinusitis: http://danielgancmd.com/propel-for-sinusitis/ www.mysinusitis.com http://propelopens.com/the-propel-advantage/propel-steroid-releasing-implant/
Read MoreRead Dr. Ganc’s article featured by NeilMed (known for Neti Pot and Sinus Rinse), discussing: What is the difference between Sinusitis and the Common Cold? It can be hard to differentiate between a common cold and a sinus infection.
Read MoreHear from NFL MVP Marshall Faulk and his experience with Balloon Sinuplasty. See more patient stories here!
Read MorePatients show significant improvement in quality of life through 2-year follow-up, with no worsening of symptoms or problems for any patients. http://www.acclarent.com/company/newsroom/press-releases/patient-follow-up-balloon-sinuplasty-technology-safe-and-effective
Read MoreA recent study on Balloon Sinuplasty showed significant (mostly moderate to large) improvement in sinus symptoms, decreased need for antibiotics, decreased sinus-related doctor visits, and a decreased number of sinus infections (sinusitis) after treatment. The results were similar in both people with chronic sinusitis (long-lasting symptoms) and those with frequent sinus infections. There were no significant side effects from the procedures,…
Read MoreEveryone has gotten a headache at some point in their lives. However, do you know what kind of headache you’ve had? It’s important to get the proper diagnosis for sinus headaches so you can properly treat the problem. Symptoms of a Sinus Headache Sinus headaches are caused by a blockage of normal sinus drainage. The…
Read MoreEighty percent of people suffer from a misalignment of the nasal septum. However, most don’t even know it! A deviated septum is a common condition where the bone and cartilage that divide the nasal cavity are off center and/or crooked. Symptoms of a Deviated Septum So, how do you know if you have a deviated…
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