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    • The extrathoracic airways are traditionally viewed as passive conduits.
    • Their dynamic role in overall respiratory function is increasingly recognized.

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    • To highlight the dynamic role of extrathoracic airways in respiratory function.
    • To advocate for the integration of extrathoracic airway tests into respiratory assessments.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of evidence supporting the dynamic function of extrathoracic airways.
    • Recognition of rhinomanometry's utility in nasal surgery.
    • Advocacy for development and standardization of extrathoracic airway tests.

    Main Results:

    • Extrathoracic airways play a crucial, active role in respiratory mechanics.
    • Pathophysiological links exist between upper and lower respiratory tracts.
    • Rhinomanometry is valuable for functional nasal surgery.

    Conclusions:

    • Extrathoracic airways are integral to respiratory function, not merely anatomical pathways.
    • Standardized extrathoracic airway function tests should complement pulmonary function tests.
    • A holistic approach to respiratory assessment is necessary.