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Classifying Chronic Rhinosinusitis What EPOS 2020 Changes (opens the original)
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Podcast Host: Scott Fortune, MD, FAAOA Podcast Guests: Meha Fox, MD, FAAOA; Peter Filip, MD, FAAOA If you’ve trained in the last decade, you probably learned to classify chronic rhinosinusitis as one of two things: CRS with nasal polyps or CRS without nasal polyps. That’s CRSwNP and CRSsNP. Simple. Clean. Easy to document. But here’s the problem — that binary has been quietly failing us for years. It doesn’t tell us why a patient has polyps. It doesn’t predict who will respond to biologics. And
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