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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Endoscopic sinus surgery for chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps clinical observation [Abstract] summary of endoscopic surgery for chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps clinical experience. Methods of 266 patients with chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps were divided into groups of the early group and recent endoscopic sinus surgery, patients were followed up over 1 year were compared. Results meeting the standard reference to the sea in 1997, the initial group cure rate of 61.6%, improvement rate was 33.0% invalid rate was 5.4%, the recent group cure rate was 88.4%, improvement rate of 11.6%. Conclusion enhance perioperative management, familiar with the sinus anatomy , intraoperative angioplasty middle turbinate, uncinate process a complete removal of the same period, correction of nasal septum deviation, control bleeding, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of surgical complications and improve efficacy. [Keywords:] effect of nasal endoscopy Endoscopic sinus surgery since its inception, has chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps to a new level of efficacy [1,2], but there are still many in the grassroots hospital patients symptoms do not improve, relapse. As far as possible reduce it, the author in February 2004 ~ March 2006 266 cases of endoscopic sinus surgery done into the early group and the recent group, its efficacy, complications, and clinical experience to compare summary. are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information February 2004 ~ March 2006 our department has completed endoscopic sinus surgery and followed up for more than 1 year were 266 cases, now in February 2004 ~ March 2005 into the early surgery group, 2005 April ~ March 2006 surgery were divided into short groups. the initial group of 114 patients, male 64 cases, female 50, aged 11 to 65 years old, average 36.5 years old. recent group of 152 patients, male 82 cases, 70 cases of female , aged 16 to 68 years old, average 28.5 years o