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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Granule on the nose in patients with chronic sinusitis endoscopic sinus surgery of [Keywords:] nose Granule, endoscopic sinus surgery, chronic sinusitis Chronic sinusitis is a common ENT and multiple, complex causes, and local recurrent infections and autoimmune related. Clinical endoscopic sinus surgery has become recognized as an effective treatment, but the attendant problems such as postoperative response in patients with weight, operative cavity mucosal edema, secretions and more recurrent polypoid vesicles, epithelization time is long, slow recovery, have been plagued surgeons .2005 May -2007 In December, the author intends nasal comfortable with self particles with surgical treatment, and achieved remarkable results, are reported below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information Select 2005-2007 to our hospital with chronic sinusitis, endoscopic sinus surgery in 200 patients, of which 90 cases of outpatient, hospital 110 cases were divided into 2 groups. The treatment group 104 cases, male 54 cases, female 50, age 9 54 years, mean 40 years, duration of 2 to 14 years. the control group 96 cases, male 50, female 46, aged 10 to 56 years, average age 42 years, duration 2 to 10 years. 1.2 Diagnostic criteria Haikou session based on the revised 1997 staging classification [1]. Treated group Ⅰ: 1 in 16 cases, two of 26 cases, Ⅱ type: one in 26 cases, 23 cases 2, 3, 11 cases, Ⅲ 2 cases, combined with many years of 36 patients with allergic rhinitis. control group Ⅰ: a 15 cases, 2 of 24 cases, Ⅱ type: 1 of 24 cases, 22 cases 2 and 3 of 10 cases, Ⅲ 1 case, combined with long 32 patients with allergic rhinitis. All the cases were based on history, symptoms, nasal endoscopy and sinus CT examination, diagnosed as chronic sinusitis. 1.3 Treatment Younger than 4 cases with surgery under general anesthesia do not, the tables are used under local anesthesia and endoscopic surgery. Surgery, including removal of polyps