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Author: Doulaptsi, Maria; Aoi, Noriaki; Kawauchi, Hideyuki; Milioni, Athanasia; Karatzanis, Alexander; Prokopakis, Emmanuel
Title: Differentiating Rhinitis in the Paediatric Population by Giving Focus on Medical History and Clinical Examination
  • Document date: 2019_2_26
    • ID: 0az5kpgq_9
    Snippet: Cardinal symptoms of infectious rhinitis include mucopurulent discoloured secretions accompanied by nasal congestion, while sneezing, pruritus, and itching are usually absent. History of nose picking may be suggestive of rhinitis of infectious origin. Clinical examination with anterior rhinoscopy (±endoscopy) reveals a red mucosa, accompanied with mucopurulent secretions and/or crust formation. Nasal septal perforation or a foreign body may also.....
    Document: Cardinal symptoms of infectious rhinitis include mucopurulent discoloured secretions accompanied by nasal congestion, while sneezing, pruritus, and itching are usually absent. History of nose picking may be suggestive of rhinitis of infectious origin. Clinical examination with anterior rhinoscopy (±endoscopy) reveals a red mucosa, accompanied with mucopurulent secretions and/or crust formation. Nasal septal perforation or a foreign body may also be observed, which could be the underlying cause of rhinitis in these cases. The presence of infectious rhinitis does not rule out the co-existence of other types of rhinitis [11] . Allergen sensitization with or without clinical allergy was linked with prolonged inflammatory changes after virus-induced upper respiratory tract infection in the adult population [17] .

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