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... Whichrequireapproximately1week for regeneration B. Whichrequireapproximately6weeks for regeneration C. Whichrequireapproxi mately12weeks for regeneration D. Whichrequireapproximately6months for regeneration E. ... )was for children12years oryounger.(5‐7)Aprimarydiagnosisofacuteorchronicsinusitisaccounted for 58.7%ofallexpenditures($3.5 billion).(5‐7)Itisestimatedthat2.2billiondollarsisspentyearly onprescriptionandnonprescriptionmedication. (5‐7)About12%eachofthecosts for asthmaandchronicotitismediaand eustachiantubedisorderswere  45 Allergicand Non AllergicSinusitis for thePrimaryCarePhysician: Pathophysiology,EvaluationandTreatment  CHAPTER4 ALLERGYANDSINUSDISEASE INTRODUCTION AccordingtotheAmericanAcademyofAllergy,Asthma,andImmunology(AAAAI),over50million Americanssufferfromsomeformofallergiesthatgreatlyimpactstheirqualityoflifeaswellashealthcarecoststhat areestimatedatapproximately20billiondollarsayear.( 1)Allergicrhinitisaloneisestimatedtoaffect20to30 millionAmericanseachyearandaccounts for anestimated3%ofallmedicalofficevisitsandranksasthesecond mostcommonreasonpatientsseekprofessionalhealthcare.(1)InmanygeographicareasoftheUnitedStates, allergiesplay asignificantroleascontributoryfactorsofsinusdiseaseaswellassecondarycauseofsinusinfections. Itisofgreatvaluetothepractitionertounderstandtheunderlyingimmunologicfactors,availablediagnostictests andtreatments.(2‐8) Itisespeciallyvaluable for thepractitionertobewellversedin allergybecausemanypatientsareconfused aboutthedifferencebetweensinusitis ... arance.” Rhinology. 2006;44(3):193‐6. 23.BoatsmanJ,CalhounK,RyanM.“RelationshipBetweenRhinosinusitisSymptomsandMucociliaryClearance Time.”OtolaryngolHeadNeckSurg.2006;134(3):491‐493. 24.BeckerDG.SeptoplastyandTurbinateSurgery.AestheticSurgJ2003;23:393‐403. 25.CookPR,BegegniA,BryantC,DavisWE.Effectofpartialmiddleturbinectomyon nasalairflowandresistance. OtolaryngolHeadNeckSurg1995;113:413‐419. 26.PankeyGA,GrossCW,MendelsohnMG.ContemporaryDiagnosisandManagementofSinusitis.NewtownPA: HandbooksinHealthCare,2000.  27.FacerGW,KernEB.Sinusitis:currentconceptsandmanagement.In:BaileyBJ,editor.HeadandNeckSurgery– Otolaryngology.Philadelphia,PA: JBLippincott,1993.  28.ReulerJB,LucasLM,KumarKL.Sinusitis.Areview for generalists.WestJMed1995;163:40–48.  29.StammbergerH.FunctionalEndoscopicSinusSurgery.Philadelphia,PA:BCDecker,1991.  19 Allergicand Non AllergicSinusitis for thePrimaryCarePhysician: Pathophysiology,EvaluationandTreatment  CHAPTER2 SIGNSANDSYMPTOMSOFSINUSDISEASE   SinusitisisoneofthemostcommonhealthcarecomplaintsintheUnitedStates.(1‐8)Approximately1in8 peopleintheUnitedStateswillhavesinusitisatonetimeintheirlives.TheNationalCenter for DiseaseStatistics reports thatsinusitisisnowthenumberonechronicillness for allagegroupsintheUnitedStates.The1993National HealthInterviewSurveyfoundthatsinusitiswasthemostcommonlyreportedchronicdisease,affecting approximately14%oftheUnitedStatespopulation,andAnandreporteda16%incidenceinhis2004 study.(9)A 2006studybyKoyandCoonsontheincidenceofchronicconditionsreportedthatapproximatelythree‐fifths (62.5%)ofthestudysamplereportedatleastoneof18chronicmedicalconditions;sinusitis(24.8%)wasthemost commonlyreportedcondition,followedbyhypertension(23.5%)andarthritis(21.5%).( 10) Sinusdiseaseaffectsroughly31millionpeopleannually.Furthermore,10%ofthepopulationsuffersfrom allergicsinusdisease.Between1990and1992,reportsindicatedthatsinusitissufferershadapproximately73 milliondaysofrestrictedactivity—a50%increasefrom4yearsearlier.Sinusitisaccounted for nearly25million physicianoffice visitsintheUnitedStatesin1993and1994.(Ofcourse,manymorecasesareunreported,andmany patientssufferwithoutseeingaphysician,sothetrueincidenceofsinusitisisunknown.)Althoughtheyaretypically notseriousandrespondpromptlytopropermedicaltreatment,inflammatorydiseasesofthesinusesare aleading causeoflossofproductivitybothatworkandatschool. RhinosinusitisposesanimmenseeconomicburdenintheUnitedStates.(9)Thecostoftreatingsinus diseaserunsintothebillionsofdollars,withouttakingintoaccountlossofwork.Overallhealthcareexpenditures attributableto sinusitisin1996wereestimatedat$5...

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