Acute bacterial sinusitis Page 1 Microbiology Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus
influenzae (non-type- able), and Moraxella catarrhalis are the predominant bacterial causes of …

Acute sinusitis is an infection of the sinuses that lasts for no longer than 12 weeks. It usually
follows a viral infection of the upper respiratory tract–the resulting inflammation impairs …

The medical management of acute sinusitis remains problematic due to the inherent
contradictions concerning diagnosis and treatment. Although a significant number of upper …

Sinusitis is also known as acute bacterial sinusitis [ABS] or acute bacterial rhinosinusitis
[ABRS] is an infection and inflammation of at least one of the four paranasal sinuses (frontal …

Sinusitis is a common complication of viral upper respiratory infection and allergic
inflammation. Although the paranasal sinuses are believed to be sterile under normal …

Acute sinusitis can be classified into categories on the basis of several characteristics,
including the immune status of the patient; infectious or noninfectious nature; occurrence in …

La sinusitis aguda bacteriana (SAB) se produce habitualmente por sobreinfección tras una
primera infección viral de la mucosa nasal y paranasal sobre todo de senos maxilares y …

Bacterial sinusitis: effective treatment and aboidance of complications Page 1 Bacterial sinusitis:
effective treatment and avoidance of complications BRUCE WJAFEK, MD, JEFF HILL, MD …

Acute bacterial sinusitis is usually preceded by a viral infection of the upper respiratory tract.
Because experts agree that the indiscriminate use of antibiotics for sinusitis has contributed …