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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Laryngoscope. 2017 Aug 4;128(2):304–310. doi: 10.1002/lary.26788

Table 3.

Average post-treatment score changes in secondary outcomes between for study participants electing continued medical therapy or cross-over to endoscopic sinus surgery

Continued medical therapy Treatment cross-over to ESS Between group significance
Secondary Outcomes: Mean [±SD] Mean [±SD] p-value
Endoscopy score −2.4 [±4.0]* −4.3 [±4.4]* 0.047
BSIT olfactory score 0.7 [±3.3] −0.1 [±3.0] 0.328
SNOT-22 total score: −5.0 [±20.4]* −15.5 [±23.1]* 0.013
 Rhinologic symptom score −2.4 [±7.4]* −5.7 [±8.0]* 0.013
 Extra-nasal rhinologic score −1.1 [±4.0]* −1.9 [±4.1]* 0.252
 Ear/facial symptom score −0.8 [±4.8] −1.9 [±5.4]* 0.269
 Psychological dysfunction score −1.1 [±7.3] −4.7 [±8.0]* 0.019
 Sleep dysfunction score −0.8 [±7.1] −5.1 [±6.2]* 0.001

ESS, endoscopic sinus surgery; SD, standard deviation; BSIT, Brief Smell Identification Test; SNOT-22, 22-item SinoNasal Outcome Test.

*

indicates significant within-subject improvement over time (p<0.050) as determined by Wilcoxon signed rank testing.