7 April, 2016
A randomized controlled multi-center study performed in Sweden for treatment of idiophatic rhinitis with kinetic oscillations has been published online by Acta Oto-laryngologica after peer review.
Two hundred and seven patients (207) were randomized in the study, including five visits and lasting for ~25 weeks. All patients had two treatments episodes, and all patients had at least one treatment meant as active, with high amplitude pressure for 10 min in each nostril.
Results: KOS treatment with high amplitude pressure did not have significant beneficial effects as compared to low amplitude pressure on TVRSS. Numerical improvements in TVRSS and SNOT 22 were found when comparing high and low amplitude pressure treatments with uninflated balloon treatmen. However, this part of the study was initially single blinded, and these results were secondary objectives.
http://dx.doi.org/10.3109/00016489.2016.1155231
Anders Ehnhage, Pernilla Sahlstrand Johnsson, Cecilia AhlströmEmanuelsson, Morgan Andersson, Johan Knutsson, Jacob Lien, Tomas Norlander, Petter Olsson, Jan-Eric Friis-Liby & Mats Holmström (2016): Treatment of idiopathic rhinitis with kinetic oscillations – a multi-centre randomized controlled study, Acta Oto-Laryngologica.
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