WHAT IS CHRONIC POLYPOSIS EOSINOPHILIA AND ITS MODERN TREATMENT METHODS, POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS

Polypous rhinosinusitis is a chronic disease of the mucous membrane of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses, characterized by the formation and recurrent growth of polyps consisting of edematous nasal mucosa. Data on the prevalence of nasal polyps vary among different authors and, probably, insignificant official values are only a consequence of insufficient awareness of the population about their health, and the real prevalence of bilateral polypous rhinosinusitis, taking into account preclinical forms, is significantly higher. Removal of polyps in the nose is one of the most frequently practiced ENT surgeries. Currently, various methods are used for this. Endopolypous laser reduction is a modern and bloodless way to get rid of polyps, which is suitable even for people with contraindications for classical operations.