LXXX. Conservative Treatment of the Nose and the Accessory Sinuses

The abnormal, pathologic conditions of the nose and sinuses which call for any sort of treatment can, with very few exceptions, be placed in four general groups: malformations of the structural framework of the nose, infections, allergic conditions and neoplasms. Only the treatment of infections and of allergic conditions will logically fall within the scope of this discussion because the treatment for malformations of the nose and for neoplasms is purely surgical and frequently radically so.

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