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Sinusitis & Sinonasal Tumors Sinonasal Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF)
The subspecialty of rhinology focuses on diseases involving the nose and sinuses including the medical and surgical management of these disorders. This involves a broad range of diseases from nasal obstruction and sinusitis to complicated tumors of the nose, sinuses, and anterior skull base.
Our specialists have received training in Otolaryngology (ear, nose, and throat) and have received additional advanced training to specifically care for problems in the nose and sinuses. Their practices focus on problems with the nose and sinuses.
Very commonly, patients have already received some treatment but their nose and sinus problem has not resolved or has returned. Our rhinogologists specialize in managing these difficult problems.
The specialists in our Division of Rhinology are referred some of the most challenging and complex cases in the midwest region. They also provide expert care for more ordinary nasal and sinus complaints. Some of the more common diagnoses treated by the Division of Rhinology include:
Acute and Chronic Sinusitis Nasal and Sinus Polyposis Recurrent Polyps and Sinus Problems Recurrent Sinus Problems after Previous Surgery Inflammatory Disease of the Nose and Sinuses Nasal and Sinus Neoplasms or Tumors Allergic and Non-allergic Disease Nasal Blockage or Obstruction Fungal Sinusitis Inverting Papilloma CSF (Spinal Fluid) Leak Smell and Taste Disorders Nasal Septum Deviation Turbinate Enlargement of Hypertrophy