ASSESSMENT AND STAGING OF NASAL POLYPOSIS

This paper deals only with ''simple'' nasal polyposis which is almost always found in both cavities of the nose. A computer-based questionna ire will be described. Objective methods are described, i.e. rhinoster eometry, acoustic rhinometry, rhinomanometry, and nasal peak flow, and their value in estimating changes of the size of nasal polyps discuss ed.