 International Forum of Allergy & RhinologyComputational fluid dynamic analysis of aggressive turbinate reductions: is it a culprit of empty nose syndrome? May 11, 2019 Kai Zhao, Bhakthi Deshpande, Bradley A Otto, Alexander Farag, Guillermo Maza Our results suggest that a combination of distorted nasal aerodynamics and loss of mucosal sensory function may potentially lead to ENS symptomology. Journal Article |
 Webcam model left struggling with a rare breathing conditionApr 25, 2019 The rare condition leaves sufferers unable to sense the air coming in and out of their nasal passages, leading to side effects including anxiety, breathlessness and a decrease in confidence. News Story |
 International Forum of Allergy & RhinologyImpact of endoscopic craniofacial resection on simulated nasal airflow and heat transport Apr 12, 2019 Endoscopic craniofacial resections (CFR) are performed for extensive anterior skull base lesions. This surgery involves removal of multiple intranasal structures, potentially leading to empty nose syn... Journal Article |
 International Forum of Allergy & Rhinology - Scope It OutEpisode 31: The use of fillers as a transient implant for the assessment of empty nose syndrome with guest Dr. Jayakar Nayak Mar 29, 2019 Timothy Smith, Jayakar V Nayak Dr. Smith speaks with Dr. Jayakar Nayak. They will discuss the article: Use of intranasal submucosal fillers as a transient implant to alter upper airway aerodynamics: implications for the assessment ... Audio Interview |
 Buteyko Clinic InternationalBreathing and Empty Nose Syndrome Mar 26, 2019 Patrick McKeown Empty nose syndrome is a controversial condition coined by the Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Eugene Kern in 1994. It is the presence of paradoxical nasal obstruction despite having an adequate nasal airway. Video |
 ENS Suicide: Doloretta Ruggeri LodgeMar 21, 2019 Doloretta enjoyed nature, being outside and walking their beloved chocolate lab, Rio. She will always be remembered as a loving and caring mother who would do anything for her children. Death |
 Complication of nasal surgery, Rhinitis & Emty nose syndrome [Swedish - Translate]Mar 4, 2019 In October 2014 I took a devastating irrevocable decision when I let a surgeon loose the scalpel. Blog Testimonial |
 Annals of Otology, Rhinology & LaryngologyEnvironmental Triggers Associated With Empty Nose Syndrome Symptoms: A Cross-Sectional Study Feb 28, 2019 Andrew Thamboo, Jayakar V Nayak, Jamil Manji ENS symptom severity does not appear to be related to climate or geographic factors. These findings deviate from the traditional dogma that ENS is experienced only in arid regions Journal Article |
| International Forum Of Allergy & Rhinology Use of intranasal submucosal fillers as a transient implant to alter upper airway aerodynamics: implications for the assessment of empty nose syndrome Feb 4, 2019 Jayakar V Nayak, Andrew Thamboo, David Zarabanda Transient, focal airway bulking via submucosal filler injection at sites of inferior turbinate tissue loss markedly benefits ENS patients, suggesting that aberrant nasal aerodynamics from inferior tur... Journal Article |
 European Rhinologic Society - 27th CongressDiagnosis And Management Of The Empty Nose Feb 3, 2019 Yong-ju Jang This talk took place at 27th Congress of the European Rhinologic Society (ERS) in conjunction with the 37th Congress of the International Symposium on Infection and Allergy of the Nose (ISIAN) and 19t... Presentation Video |
 YouTube - ENS: A Matter of Life and BreathENS Victim | Scott Gaffer's Story Jan 31, 2019 Barbara Schmidt On Sept. 21, 2018, after suffering for years with excruciating Empty Nose Syndrome symptoms, 30-year-old Scott Gaffer took his own life. In this sit-down interview, Scott's grieving mother, Beth, deta... Death Testimonial Video |
 Columbus AliveHelling Yeah! at Natalie’s Jan 25, 2019 Joel Oliphint All proceeds from the album will go to fund research and awareness of Empty Nose Syndrome, a condition that pushed Helling past the brink. Death News Story |
| Banks & Jones Empty Nose Syndrome Can Steal Away Your Life Jan 23, 2019 Far too many patients afflicted by ENS have taken their own lives after suffering relentless suffocation as well as the ignorance of doctors to their actual condition. Sometimes the condition has been... Legal |
 Larson Law Firm P.C.What Is “Empty Nose Syndrome”? Jan 15, 2019 One theory is that the nose’s pressure or temperature receptors are located in the turbinates. Surgery may disrupt those receptors, causing some people to lose the ability to sense their own breathing... Legal |
 US Institute for Advanced Sinus Care and ResearchJanuary 2019 Update Jan 6, 2019 Subinoy Das Replacement of PRP with hPL therapy. Rib (costal) cartilage implants mixed with hPL/MatriStem/Adipose-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells/multi-vitamins Newsletter |
| How Could Routine Nasal Surgery Increase Risk for Anxiety and Suicide? Dec 21, 2018 Joseph Mercola Imagine feeling like you're suffocating every minute of the day. No matter how big a breath you take, you still feel like you can't get enough air. This is the reality for people suffering from empty ... News Story |
 YouTube - ENS: A Matter of Life and BreathThe Medical Science Behind ENS Dec 16, 2018 Barbara Schmidt ENS Victim Advocate Barbara Schmidt discusses the medical science behind ENS, which is an iatrogenic disorder resulting from sinus and nasal-related surgeries in which the turbinates are affected. Video |
 Cases of empty nose syndrome are on the increase [Italian - Translate]Dec 10, 2018 Antonella Petris Very annoying for the patient who is affected, the syndrome is growing in the western world due to the increase in functional and aesthetic surgery. |
 Health.comThis Scary Condition Makes You Feel Like You're Suffocating—and It's Caused By Surgery Dec 7, 2018 Kasandra Brabaw If too much of the tissue is removed, however, it can fundamentally alter the way air flows through your nose. News Story |
 Friedman Rubin Trial LawyersIf you’re considering sinus surgery, you should read this. (But you’ll probably still wish you didn’t.) Dec 4, 2018 Luckily, for patients in Washington State with ENS, the laws are slightly better. They should have a year from discovery of ENS, so long as suit is filed within eight years of the initial surgery. Legal |
