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Managing Nasal Polyps: Treatments & Insights with Dr. Martin Citardi, Dr. Gopi Shah, Dr. Ashley Agan on the BackTable ENT Podcast
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Episode # 220  •  29 Apr 2025

Managing Nasal Polyps: Treatments & Insights

Is the future of nasal polyp treatment right under our nose? In this episode of Backtable ENT, Dr. Martin Citardi, a world-renowned rhinologist and skull-based surgeon at UTHealth Houston, discusses the latest advancements in the management of nasal polyps with hosts Dr. Gopi Shah and Dr. Ashley Agan.

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Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
04:39 - Nasal Polyps: Patient Presentation and Initial Examination
10:25 - Detailed Examination and Endoscopy Techniques
17:26 - Imaging and Lab Workup
20:11 - Treatment Strategies and Patient Management
31:08 - Managing Patients with Allergies, AERD, and Asthma
34:09 - Biologics vs. Surgery: A Comparative Discussion
42:50 - Steroid Delivery Methods and Their Effectiveness
52:24 - Follow-Up, Long-Term Management and Future Research
57:01 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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More about this episode

Dr. Citardi shares insights from his comprehensive career, spanning patient care, device, and drug development. The surgeons discuss the evolving treatment landscape, challenges in managing recurrent nasal polyps, the role of steroids and biologics, and the importance of correctly identifying the type of polyps. Additionally, Dr. Citardi emphasizes the need for a better understanding of healthcare economics, particularly concerning the high costs of new treatments. The discussion also touches on the future of research and the need for a system to deploy treatment options effectively.

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