… aspects and the clinical use of acoustic reflections in determination of nasal airway patency
– … Acoustic rhinometry seems to have established its value for different clinical applications in …

… Acoustic rhinometry is an appropriate method for detecting … performed bilateral acoustic
rhinometry measurements every … ) just before each acoustic rhinometry measurement. Volume …

… of standardization of acoustic rhinometry has been formed, … CONCLUSIONS Acoustic
rhinometry can generate a bewildering … widespread clinical application of acoustic rhino- · me try. …

… rhinomanometry, rhinostereometry, and acoustic rhinometry have been used for clinical
study of the nasal airway. Acoustic rhinometry is a technique first described by Hilberg et al [ …

… cavity area and volume with acoustic rhinometry. Studies have shown … acoustic rhinometry
provides a significant benefit in the evaluation of rhinitis. In this setting, acoustic rhinometry …

… Main Outcome Measures: Acoustic rhinometry and CT were performed … : Acoustic rhinometry
may be particularly well suited to the evaluation of anterior nasal geometry during clinical …

… is to examine the role of acoustic rhinometry in clinical practice. Although … of acoustic
rhinometry and its use, the new standards for clinical interpretation and new clinical applications for …

… clinical value of acoustic rhinometry rests in its ability to measure nasal geometry, thus being
an important tool for the clinical … Clinical applications of acoustic rhinometry. Rhinol Suppl. …

… monitored with acoustic rhinometry or rhinomanometry. The suction procedure of the present
study may well be used together with the acoustic rhinometry or rhinomanometry and may …

The clinical value of acoustic rhinometry (AR) is its ability to measure the dimensions of the
nasal cavity in terms of a curve describing the cross-sectional areas as a function of distance. …