Fig 1.
Results of paranasal sinus CT and electron-nasopharyngolaryngoscopy for typical cases with nasal stenosis.
Electron-nasopharyngolaryngoscopy indicated the presence of bilateral nasal mucosal hyperemia and swelling, middle and inferior turbinate hypertrophy, as well as aperture-like stenosis of the bilateral nasal cavities.
Table 1.
Judgment criteria of serum tIgE.
Table 2.
Comparison of baseline data of the pediatric patients between the case and the control groups.
Table 3.
Multivariable logistic regression analysis of the influencing factors of pediatric OSAHS.
Table 4.
Tonsil and adenoid sizes of children in the case and the control groups.
Table 5.
The correlation of different sizes of adenoids and tonsils with the severity of OSAHS in the pediatric patients with OSAHS in the case group.
Table 6.
Rank-sum test results of the influencing factors of OSAHS severity in the case group.
Table 7.
Analysis of the severity of OSAHS in obese and non-obese children in the case group.