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. 2001 Oct;53(4):295–298. doi: 10.1007/BF02991552

Invasive Sino Nasal Aspergillosis diagnostic criteria

J Janardhana Rao 1,, E C Vinaya Kumar 1,, V Sathavahana Chowdary 1,, Nirmal Kumar 1,, K Jitender Reddy 2,
PMCID: PMC3450477  PMID: 23119827

Arstract

This study highlights the high incidence of fungal granulomas in our patients and to streess the need to differentiate the invasive Sinonasal aspergillosis from the non invasive ones because, the management og invasive Aspergillosis includes the administration of the potentially toxic drug, Amphotericin. The various diagnostic criteria used by us to identify the cases for systemic anti fungal treatment in addition to through local debridement are discussed.

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