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Article Synopsis
- The study investigates if impaired trigeminal sensation (TS) affects the feeling of nasal obstruction in patients with chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS).
- It compares CRS patients reporting nasal obstruction to healthy controls, examining nasal airflow and sensory responses without anatomical obstructions in either group.
- Findings indicate that CRS patients have significantly lower TS compared to controls, suggesting that defective TS may contribute to their perception of nasal obstruction.