American Journal of Rhinology, 1994 Authors: V. W. S. Lai, J. P. Corey Conclusion: “Acoustic Rhinometry is a reliable technique for assessing the results of nasal provocation. This is a simple test to perform and is a good objective evaluation of the degree of nasal patency. Results are obtained quickly and consistently and are highly…
Clinical Otolaryngology, 1994 Authors: G. K. Scadding, Y. C. Darby, and C. E. Austin Conclusion: “Acoustic rhinometry has a definite advantage [to rhinomanometry] because it is not dependent on airflow in the nose, and it is therefore suitable for severely congested individuals. It also appears to be more sensitive to changes in obstruction, probably because…
American Journal of Rhinology, 1994American Journal of Rhinology, 1994 Authors: J. E. Buenting, R. M. Dalston, and A. F. Drake Conclusion: “The modified AR device (a narrow diameter wave tube) can be used to generate acceptably accurate area-distance functions of the infant nasal cavity.” “The modified AR device is best suited to analysis of nasal…