Daniel Cates

4 weeks ago | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Jackson King |Daniel Cates |Machelle D. Wilson |Lane D. Squires

1 Introduction Technologic advances have resulted in a shift within the field of rhinology towards office-based procedures to address a variety of sinonasal pathologies [1, 2]. This shift has provided several inherent benefits for patients, including the reduced need for general anesthesia, reduced cost, and improved patient satisfaction [3, 4]. Several studies have also investigated the safety and efficacy of performing these procedures in the office setting with promising results [5-7].