Nasal smears are taken to differentiate between allergic and non-allergic causes of nasal
symptoms. There appears to be a relationship between a nasal secretion eosinophilia and …

Nasal mucus eosinophilia was found in 92 per cent of adults with active hay fever. After an
initial period of gaining experience in the method of collecting mucus, this was found to be a …

• Nasal smears for eosinophils obtained by nose blowing and/or posterior nasopharyngeal
swabbing were stained with Wright's or Hansel's stains and read in three groups of children …

Symptoms of rhinitis in 595 children who attended an allergy clinic over a four‐year period
were examined to determine the relative frequencies of perennial rhinitis and seasonal …

Three hundred and fifty-four Vancouver primary school children were studied. Half had a
hearing loss and half were control subjects with normal hearing. A trained nonmedical …

The differences in children with allergic and nonallergic rhinitis were reviewed. Thirty-two
patients were studied prospectively. Ten patients were diagnosed as having allergic rhinitis …

The nasal allergy problem is frequently a" bugbear" to the rhinologist as well as the allergist.
Much investigative work has been done in the past three decades, but it must be admitted …

The diagnosis of seasonal hay fever is most often made by the use of the cutaneous or the
intracutaneous method of testing. Experience has shown that both methods are subject to …

HE present report deals with a. phase of the studies being conducted in our clinic on the role
of paranasal sinus disease in bronchial asthma. It seemed to us that bronchial asthma as …

Those suffering from nasal symptoms complain more of stuffiness than of sneezing, and their
chief difficulties are constant blowing of the nose and a sense of suffocation, particularly at …