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Abstract:
The subject of this analysis are the results of treatment of sinusitis in its varying forms and degrees with the "Climate Mask 500" in conjunction with antrum puncture. Either dry or humit warm-air inhalations with coniferous oil additives were prescribed depending on the type of sillness. In 100% of the cases so treated normalisation or improvement of the subjective complaint could be observed. The objective findings normalised or improved in 80% of the cases. Because of its therapeutic value, its simplicity, the reduction in medication and the lack of side effects, inhalation treatment with the "Climate Mask 500" can be said to be a useful aid in a causal therapy of sinusitis.
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