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Journal Reading
The Effect of Preoperative Short Course of Oral Steroids followed by Postoperative Topical Nasal Steroids Sprays on Nasal Polyp
Recurrence after Endoscopic Nasal Polypectomy
Tutors:
dr. Tris Sudyartono, Sp. THT-KL
dr. Santo Pranowo, Sp. THT-KL
dr. Agus Sudarwi, Sp. THT-KL
Presented by:
Caroline (11-2013-083)
Lidya B.E Saptenno (11-2013-151)
Luqman Hakim MJ (11-2013-170)
Departement of Ear Nose and Thorat-Head and Neck
Faculty of Medicine Krida Wacana Christian University
Period 31 Maret 2014-3 Mei 2014
Mardi Rahayu Hospital Kudus
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Original Article
The Effect of Preoperative Short Course of Oral Steroids followed by Postoperative Topical Nasal Steroids Sprays on Nasal Polyp Recurrence after
Endoscopic Nasal Polypectomy
Dr. Khaled Mahmud1, Prof.M.N.Faruque2, Dr. K. A. Faisal3
1 Assistant Professor, ENT, Dhaka National Medical College Hospital, 2Professor ENT, Dhaka National Medical College Hospital. 3RegistratENT, Dhaka National Medical College Hospital.
Abstract:
Objective: To evaluate the effect of preoperative short course of oral steroids followed by postoperative topical nasal steroids sprays on nasal polyp recurrence after endoscopic nasal polypectomy.
Methods: Forty eight patients of both genders with symptoms and signs of nasal polyps were included in this prospective study between January 2006 and December 2009. Their ages ranged between 18 and 60 years. The sample was divided into two groups. Group I constituted 24 patients treated by endoscopic nasal polypectomy without oral and local steroid therapy. Group II consisted of 24 patients also treated by endoscopic nasal polypectomy but received preoperatively 60mg prednisolone tablets daily for one week and postoperatively topical nasal steroid spray (Mometasone furoate suspension) for three months. All patients were followed up for at least one year. Recurrence of nasal polyps was assessed endoscopically at three, six and 12 months after surgery. Any evidence of nasal polyps-formation of whatever size was considered as recurrence.
Results: Forty eight patients (32 males and 16 females) with sinonasal polyposis were included in this study. Male to female ratio was 2:1. Patients’ age ranged from 18 to 60 years; median age was 42 years. Recurrence rates at three, six and 12 months after surgery for the first group of patients were 8.33% (2 patients), 25% (6 patients) and 41.6% (10 patients) accordingly, while the recurrence rates for the second group were 4.1% (1 patient), 8.3% (2 patients) and 12.5% (3 patients) accordingly.
Conclusions: Preoperative short course of oral steroid followed by postoperative nasal steroid spray show significant reduction in the recurrence rate of nasal polyps after endoscopic nasal polypectomy.Key words: Endoscopic nasal polypectomy, Local steroids, Nasal polyps, Oral steroid
Introduction
Nasal polyps are oedematous soft tissue outgrowths of the
nasal mucosa and paranasal sinuses.(1) They are characterized macroscopically by a smooth, shiny, pink or grey surface, and microscopically by an oedematous stroma covered by
respiratory or metaplastic squamous celepithelium.(2)
Sinonasal polyposis is a chronic disorder with major effects on the quality of life of the affected individuals. The management options for sinonasal polyposis are medical treatment, surgery or combined medical and surgical treatment. It is a common practice to use systemic or topical corticosteroids as the first
therapeutic choice,followed by surgery for resistant or
recurrent cases.(3) The prevalence of nasal polyposis in the
general population varies from 1% to 5%.(4) Nasal polyps are usually manifested after the age of 20 years. Male to female
ratio is 2 : 1.(5) Seventy-one percent of patients with nasal
polyps have bronchial asthma,(6) although the mechanisms of nasal polyp formation and growth are still unclear and the role
of allergy is controversial.(7) Nasal polyposis can be accompanied by troublesome or agonizing symptoms that markedly impair one's quality of life; they even can cause
serious orbital and cerebral complication.(8) The main
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presenting symptoms are nasal blockage, rhinorrhea, sneezing, hyposmia, postnasal discharge and sometimes anosomia. Hypoxia, hypercapnia, snoring, sleep disorders and an increased risk of hypertension may develop in patients with
nasal polyposis.(9) Nasal polyps can cause obstruction of the
sinuses resulting in sinusitis and further polyp growth.(5, 10)
Corticosteroids reduce inflammation by decreasing the infiltration of inflammatory cells, especially mast cells and eosinophills. They also diminish the hyper-reactivity and vascular permeability of the nasal mucosa, and they might
decrease the reactive mediators from the mast cells.(10, 11) A short course of preoperative oral steroids greatly facilitates functional endoscopic sinus surgery by reduction of polyp size.(12,13) Recurrence of nasal polyps after endoscopic sinus surgery may be the result of severe inflammatory reactions
during the mucosal healing period. (14) Therefore, postoperative topical nasal steroid sprays are used to suppress these reactions and allow the reestablishment of the normal
epithelial architecture and local defenses.(15,16) They are also frequently used to manage persistent sinonasal symptoms after
surgery (17) and to decrease the recovery rate of bacteria from sinus cavity following functional endoscopic sinus surgery
(FESS) surgery.(16) Nowadays, FESS is one of the most
common procedures performed by rhinologists.(18) The incidence of serious complications of FESS has been reported
to be 0.5% or less.(19) The most common complications include bleeding, infection, orbital injury, cerebrospinal fluid leak, naso-lacrimal duct injury and carotid injury. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the benefit of a preoperative short course of oral steroids followed by postoperative topical nasal steroid sprays on decreasing the recurrence of nasal polyps after endoscopic nasal polypectomy.
Methods
This prospective study was conducted at the Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) Department at Dhaka national medical college & hospital from Jan 2006 to Dec-2009 .48 patients of both genders with symptoms and signs of nasal polyps were included in this study. The age of the patients ranged from 18 to 60 years (median age 42 years). Patients were divided into two groups:
1. Group I comprised 24 patients treated by endoscopic nasal polypectomy without preoperative oral and postoperative local steroid therapy.
2. Group II comprised 24 patients treated by endoscopic nasal polypectomy who received preoperatively 60 mg prednisolone tablets daily in three equal divided doses (20 mg × 3) for one week and postoperatively by topicalnasal steroid spray
(Mometasone furoatesuspension) of two 50 micrograms metered doses in each nostril twice daily (total daily dose 400 mcg) for one month then reduced to two metered doses in each nostril once daily (total daily dose 200mcg) for two months. All patients were followed up for at least one year. Recurrence of nasal polyps was assessed endoscopically at three, six and 12 months after surgery. Any evidence of nasal polyp formation of any size was considered as a recurrence. All patients underwent full medical examination including upper airway endoscopy, chest X-ray,pulmonary function tests, coronal and axial CTscans for sinuses. Patients with history of previous nasal polypectomy, hypertension, gastric problems, diabetes mellitus, cystic fibrosis, allergic fungal sinusitis, aspirin intolerance, herpes keratitis, glaucoma, psychiatric disorders, advanced osteoporoses and tuberculosis were excluded from this study. Endoscopic nasal polypectomy was performed under general anesthesia in a standard anterior to posterior approach. Anterior nasal packing was removed on the next day and all patients were discharged on oral antibiotics of one week course..
Results
48 patients (32 males and 16 females) with sinonasal polyposis were included in this study.Table I. Symptoms of nasal polyps at presentation (N=48)Patients %
Patients %Nasal obstruction 40 83.3Rhinorrhea 36 75Recurrent URTI 32 66.6Sneezing 30 62.5Postnasal discharge 28 58.33Headache 26 54.16Hyposmia 18 37.5Facial pain 10 20.8
Table II. Percentage of recurrence in both groups3 months 6 months 12 monthsPatients % Patients % Patients %
3 Months 6 months 12 months
Patients % Patients % Patients %
Group 1 2 8.33 6 25 10 41.6
Group 2 1 4.1 2 8.3 3 12.5
Male to female ratio was 2 : 1. The patients’ age ranged from
18 to 60 years and median age was 42 years. Nasal obstruction was the most common symptom present in 40 patients (83.3%), followed by rhinorrhea in 36 patients (75%), recurrent attacks of upper respiratory tract infection in 32 patients (66.6%), sneezing in 30 patients (62.5%), postnasal
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drip in 28 patients (58.33%), headache in 26 patients (54.16%), hyposmia in 18 patients (37.5%) and facial pain in 10 patients (20.8%) as shown in Table I. Out of 24 patients in Group I who were treated by endoscopic nasal polypectomy without pre- and postoperative steroids, recurrence was observed in 2 patients (8.33%) after three months of surgery compared with only one patient (4.1%) in the second group of patients who were given preoperative oral prednisolone and postoperative topical nasal steroid spray (mometasone furoate suspension) twice daily. After six months of surgery the total recurrence was detected in 6 patients (25%) in the first group and in 2 patents (8.3%) in the second group of patients. After one year of follow-up the total number of recurrences in the first group was 10 patients (41.6%) compared with only 3 patients (12.5%) in the second group of patients. (Table II demonstrate the follow-up results up to one year). These results show a
statically significant reduction in the number of recurrences of nasal polyps after one year in the second group in comparison with the first group. Even in patients with recurrence, there were important differences between the two groups. The polyps’ size, number and speed of growth were smaller in Group II patients which resulted in better nasal airways and more satisfaction from operation in comparison with patients with recurrence in Group I. It has been noted, also, that preoperative steroids decrease the edema of nasal mucosa and shrink the size of nasal polyps which greatly facilitates the access and makes the operation easier without increasing the risk of postoperative bleeding as expected (two patients in each group). No major complications were reported in both groups of patients. Minor complications included periorbital fat exposure (four patients in the first group and three patients in the second group) and postoperative bleeding (two patients in each group) without significant differences between the two groups. There was no increase of the usual side effects of prolonged use of intranasal steroid sprays such as headache, epistaxis, pharyngitis, nasal irritation and dryness more than it is stated in the drug’s leaflet and were managed accordingly.
Discussion
This study emphasizes the role of preoperative short course of oral steroids followed by postoperative topical nasal steroid sprays on decreasing the recurrence of nasal polyps after endoscopic nasal polypectomy. It is well known that both medical and traditional surgical treatment methods of nasal polyps have high rates of recurrence, so many patients with nasal polyps require multiple surgical procedures. Based on many articles reviewed, intranasal corticosteroids appear to be
safe and the benefits of their use outweigh their potential risks in appropriate patients.(20,21) Many studies have been conductedto assess the effect of oral steroid and intranasal steroid in the
treatment of sinonasal polyposis. For example, Lildholdt et al. studied the efficacy of topical corticosteroid powder (budesonide) for nasal polyps in 129 patients and showed
success in 82% of actively treated patients as opposed to about 43% in the placebo group.(22) Bross-Soriano et al. in their study
on 162 patients concluded that the use of topical intranasal steroid (fluticasone propionate) after endoscopic resection of sinonasal polyps is not only effective in reducing recurrence (14% compared to 44.4% in control group), but also it is a safe and reliable and does not increase the prevalence of infection.(1) Kang et al. reported that high-dose topical corticosteroid therapy is more effective than lowdose topical
therapy in preventing recurrent nasal polyps (7.1% opposed to 44%).(10) Gulati et al. found that only patients who stoppedusing postoperative nasal sprays (10%) developed recurrence
three months after surgery.(23) The results of the previous studies strongly support the results of our study and emphasize the importance of corticosteroid use to decrease the incidence of recurrent nasal polyps.
Conclusions
Administration of preoperative short course of oral steroids followed by postoperative topical nasal steroid sprays is safe and reliable for preventing recurrence of nasal polyps after endoscopic nasal polypectomy.
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Journal Reading
Efek Pemberian Steroid Peroral Jangka Pendek Sebelum Operasi
Diikuti dengan Pemberian Steroid Topikal Semprot pada Polip
Nasi Kambuhan Setelah Endoskopi Polipektomi
Tutor:
dr. Tris Sudyartono, Sp. THT-KL
dr. Santo Pranowo, Sp. THT-KL
dr. Agus Sudarwi, Sp. THT-KL
Disusun oleh:
Caroline (11-2013-083)
Lidya B.E Saptenno (11-2013-151)
Luqman Hakim MJ (11-2013-170)
Kepaniteraan Klinik Ilmu Penyakit Telinga Hidung Tenggorok
Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Kristen Krida Wacana
Periode 09 Juni 2014 - 12 Juli 2014
Rumah Sakit Mardi Rahayu Kudus
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Efek Pemberian Steroid Peroral Jangka Pendek Sebelum Operasi
Diikuti dengan Pemberian Steroid Topikal Semprot pada Polip
Nasi Kambuhan Setelah Endoskopi Polipektomi
Dr. Khaled Mahmud1, Prof.M.N.Faruque2, Dr.K.A3
1Assistant Professor, ENT, Dhaka National Medical College Hospital, 2Professor ENT, Dhaka National Medical
College Hospital. 3Registrat ENT, Dhaka National Medical College Hospital
Abstrak:
Objektif: Mengevaluasi efek pemberian steroid peroral jangka pendek sebelum operasi diikuti
dengan pemberian steroid topikal semprot pada polip nasi berulang setelah endoskopi
polipektomi.
Metode: Empat puluh delapan pasien dari kedua gender dengan gejala-gejala dan tanda-tanda
dari polip nasi yang termasuk dalam studi prospektif antara bulan Januari 2006 sampai
Desember 2009. Umur mereka antara 18-60 tahun. Sampel terbagi menjadi dua grup. Grup I
terdiri dari 24 pasien diterapi dengan endoskopi polipektomi tanpa terapi steroid peroral dan
lokal. Grup 2 terdiri dari 24 pasien yang juga diterapi dengan endoskopi polipektomi tetapi
sebelum operasi diberikan 60 mg prednisolon tablet perhari selama seminggu dan setelah
operasi mendapat steroid topikal (Mometasone Furoate suspensi) selama 3 bulan. Semua
pasien dipantau selama satu tahun. Kambuhnya polip nasi dinilai secara endoskopi pada
bulan ke-3, ke-6, dan ke-12 setelah operasi. Setiap terbentuknya polip nasi ukuran apapun
dianggap sebagai kekambuhan.
Hasil: 48 pasien (32 pria dan 16 wanita) dengan polip sinus nasi termasuk dalam studi ini.
Rasio pria dan wanita adalah 2:1. Umur pasien antara 18-60 tahun dengan nilai tengah umur
42 tahun. Tingkat kekambuhan pada bulan ke-3, ke-6, ke-12 setelah operasi untuk grup I
adalah 8,33% (2 pasien), 25% (6 pasien), dan 41,6 % (10 pasien), sementara tingkat
kekambuhan untuk Grup II 4,1% (1 pasien), 8,3% 2 pasien, dan 12,5% 3 pasien.
Kesimpulan: Pemberian steroid peroral jangka pendek sebelum operasi dengan diikuti
pemberian sterioid topikal semprot setelah operasi memberikan pengurangan yang signifikan
terhadap tingkat kekambuhan dari polip nasi setelah endoskopi polipektomi.
Kata kunci: Endoskopi polipektomi, Steroid lokal, Polip Nasi, Steroid Oral.
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Pendahuluan
Polip nasi adalah pembengkakan jaringan lunak yang tumbuh di luar mukosa hidung dan
sinus paranasal.(1) Mereka memiliki karakter makroskopik halus, berkilau, permukaan merah
mudah atau keabu-abuan, dan secara mikroskopik terdiri dari stroma yang membengkak
ditutupi oleh sel epitel pernapasan dan metaplasia skuamosa.(2) Polip sinonasal merupakan
kelainan kronik dengan efek yang besar terhadap individu yang bersangkutan. Pilihan
penanganan polip sinonasal adalah terapi medis, bedah, atau kombinasi terapi medis dan
terapi bedah. Ini menjadi praktek umum untuk menggunakan kortikosteriod secara sistemik
dan topikal sebagai terapi pilihan pertama, diikuti dengan tindakan bedah untuk kasus
resisten dan berulang.(3) Prevalensi polip nasi pada populasi umum dari 1% sampai 5%.(4)
Polip nasi biasanya bermanifestasi setelah usia 20 tahun. Rasio pria dan wanita adalah 2:1. (5)
Tujuh puluh satu persen pasien dengan polip nasi menderita asma bronkial(6), meskipun
mekanisme pembentukan polip nasi dan pertumbuhannya masih belum jelas dan peran alergi
masih kontroversial.(7) Polip nasi dapat disertai dengan gejala penyulit yang ditandai oleh
gangguan kualitas hidup, polip nasi juga dapat menyebabkan komplikasi orbital dan serebral
yang serius.(8) Gejala utama adalah hidung tersumbat, rhinorrhea, pilek, bersin, hiposmia, post
nasal drip dan kadang-kadang anosmia. Hypoxia, hiperkapnia, mengorok, gangguan tidur dan
suatu risiko hipertensi yang bertambah bisa terjadi pada pasien dengan poliposis nasal. (9)
Nasal polip dapat menyebabkan obstruksi sinus yang mengakibatkan sinusitis dan
perkembangan polip lebih lanjut. (5,10) Kortikosteroid mengurangi inflamasi dengan cara
mengurangi infiltrasi dari sel-sel inflamasi, terutama sel mast dan eosinofil. Kortikostreoid
mengurangi hiperaktivitas dan permeabilitas vaskuler pada mukosa hidung, dan
kortikosteroid juga bisa mengurangi pengaktifan kembali mediator dari sel mast. (10)
Pemakaian jangka pendek steroid oral pada sebelum operasi sangat memudahkan
pembedahan endoskopi sinus dengan cara mengurangi ukuran polip (12,13) Kambuhnya polip
hidung setelah pembedahan endoskopi sinus merupakan hasil dari reaksi inflamasi yang
hebat sewaktu periode penyembuhan mukosa.(14) Oleh karena itu, pemakaian steroid topikal
semprot setelah operasi diperuntukkan untuk menekan reaksi ini dan memungkinkan untuk
membangun struktur epitel normal dan pertahanan lokal.(15,16) Itu semua juga sering digunakan
untuk mengatasi gejala persisten sinonasal setelah operasi.(17) dan untuk mengurangi
pertumbuhan dari bakteri di rongga sinus setelah FESS (Functional Endoscopic Sinus
Surgery).(16) Sekarang FESS adalah salah satu prosedur yang sering dilakukan oleh
rhinologists.(18) Insiden serius komplikasi dari FESS telah dilaporkan 0,5% atau kurang.(19)
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Komplikasi yang paling sering termasuk pendarahan, infeksi, cedera orbital, kebocoran
cerebrospinal, cedera duktus nasolakrimal, dan cedera karotis. Tujuan dari studi ini untuk
mengevaluasi keuntungan pemakaian oral steroid jangka pendek diikuti dengan steroid
topikal semprot hidung untuk menurunkan kekambuhan dari polip hidung setelah endoskopi
polipektomi hidung,
Metode
Studi prospektif ini telah dilakukan pada Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) Department di Dhaka
national medical college & hospital dari Januari 2006 sampai Desember 2009. Empat puluh
delapan pasien semua gender dengan gejala dan tanda dari polip hidung telah masuk pada
studi ini. Range umur pasien dari 18-60 tahun (umur rata-rata 42 tahun). Pasien dibagi
menjadi dua kelompok:
Grup I terdiri dari 24 pasien dilakukan dengan polipektomi endokopi hidung tanpa steroid
oral sebelum operasi dan steroid lokal sehabis operasi.
Grup II terdiri dari 24 pasien dilakukan dengan polipektomi endoskopi hidung yang
mendapat tablet 60 mg prednisolon perhari sebelum operasi, dibagi menjadi 3 dosis (20mg x
3) untuk satu minggu dan steroid topikal semprot hidung (suspense Momethasone furoate)
setelah operasi dengan dosis 2x50 mcg pada setiap lubang hidung dua kali sehari (total dosis
sehari 400mcg) untuk 1 bulan. Lalu dikurangi menjadi 2x50 mcg pada setiap lubang 1x
sehari (total dosis harian 200mcg) untuk 2 bulan. Semua pasien telah dipantau minimal 1
tahun. Kekambuhan dari polip nasal dinilai secara endoskopi pada bulan ke 3,6 dan 12
setelah operasi. Jika ada bukti pembentukan polip hidung dengan berbagai ukuran
diperhitungkan sebagai kekambuhan. Semua pasien melewati pemeriksaan medis secara
menyeluruh termasuk endoskopi saluran pernapasan atas, X-ray dada, tes fungsi paru, CT
scan sinus coronal dan axial. Pasien dengan riwayat dari polip nasal, hipertensi, gangguan
lambung, diabetes melitus, kistik fibrosis, sinusistis alergi jamur, intoleransi aspirin, keratitis
herpes, glaukoma, gangguan psikiatri, osteoporosis lanjut dan tuberkulosis sebelumnya tidak
termasuk pada studi ini. Polipektomi endoskopi hidung telah dilakukan dengan anestesi
general dengan pendekatan standart anterior dan posterior. Balutan anterior hidung dilepas
pada hari berikutnya dan semua pasien dipulangkan dan diberi obat antibiotik oral selama 1
minggu.
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Hasil
48 pasien (32 pria dan 16 wanita) dengan polyposis sinonasal dilibatkan pada studi ini.
Tabel I. Gejala dari polip nasal dalam persentase (N=48)
Jumlah Pasien %
Sumbatan hidung 40 83.3
Rhinorrhea 36 75
ISPA berulang 32 66.6
Bersin-bersin 30 62.5
Postnasal discharge 28 58.33
Sakit kepala 26 54.16
Hyposmia 18 37.5
Nyeri wajah 10 20.8
Tabel II. Persentase kekambuhan pada kedua kelompok
3 bulan 6 bulan 12 bulan
Pasien % Pasien % Pasien %
Kelompok 1 2 8.33 6 25 10 41.6
Kelompok 2 1 4.1 2 8.3 3 12.5
Rasio antara pria dan wanita adalah 2:1. Umur pasien berkisar antara 18 – 60 tahun dengan
rata-rata umur adalah 42 tahun. Sumbatan hidung adalah gejala yang paling umum terdapat
pada 40 pasien (83.3 %), diikuti dengan rhinorrhea pada 36 pasien (75%), serangan
berulang infeksi saluran pernafasan atas pada 32 pasien (66.6%), bersin-bersin pada 30 pasien
(62.5 %), postnasal drip pada 28 pasien (58.33 %), sakit kepala pada 26 pasien (54.16 %),
hyposmia pada 18 pasien (37.5 %) dan nyeri wajah pada 10 pasien (20.8 %) seperti yang
ditujukan pada tabel I. Dari 24 pasien pada kelompok I yang ditangani dengan endoskopi
polipektomi nasal tanpa penggunaan steroid pre dan post-operasi, kekambuhan ditemukan
pada 2 pasien (8.33%) setelah 3 bulan post-operasi dibandingkan hanya 1 pasien (4.1%) pada
kelompok kedua yang diberikan prednisolon oral pre-operasi dan steroid topikal semprot
hidung post-operasi (larutan nometasone furoate) dua kali sehari. Pasca 6 bulan pembedahan,
kekambuhan ditemukan pada 6 pasien (25%) pada kelompok pertama dan 2 pasien (8.3%)
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pada pasien kelompok kedua. Follow up setelah setahun dari jumlah total kekambuhan pada
kelompok pertama adalah 10 pasien (41.6%) dibandingkan hanya 3 pasien (12.5%) pada
pasien kelompok kedua. (Tabel II menunjukan hasil follow up selama setahun). Hasil ini
menunjukan perbedaan statistik yang signifikan dalam jumlah kekambuhan polip nasal
setelah satu tahun, pada kelompok kedua dibandingkan dengan kelompok pertama. Bahkan
pada pasien yang terjadi kekambuhan terdapat perbedaan yang penting diantara kedua
kelompok. Ukuran, jumlah, dan kecepatan pertumbuhan polip nasal lebih kecil pada pasien
kelompok kedua yang memberikan hasil aliran udara nasal yang lebih baik, dan kepuasan
dari operasi yang lebih dibandingkan dengan pasien yang mengalami kekambuhan pada
kelompok pertama. Juga didapatkan, penggunaan steroid pre-operasi menurunkan edema
mukosa hidung dan mengecilkan ukuran polip hidung dimana memberikan akses yang lebih
baik dan membuat operasi jauh lebih mudah tanpa meningkatkan risiko perdarahan post-
operatif (2 pasien pada masing-masing kelompok). Tidak ada komplikasi mayor yang
dilaporkan pada kedua kelompok pasien. Timbul komplikasi minor seperti tampak lemak
periorbital ( 4 pasien pada kelompok pertama dan 3 pasien pada kelompok kedua) dan
perdarahan post-operasi (2 pasien pada masing-masing kelompok) tanpa perbedaan signifikan
diantara kedua kelompok. Tidak terdapat peningkatan efek samping yang tidak biasa dari
penggunaan steroid semprot didalam hidung yang berkepanjangan seperti sakit kepala,
epistaksis, faringitis, iritasi hidung dan kekeringan, melebihi yang telah tercantum pada
leaflet obat dan penggunaan secara umum.
Pembahasan
Penelitian ini menekankan peran pre-operasi steroid oral jangka pendek yang diikuti dengan
steroid topikal semprot hidung post-operasi, terhadap penurunan kambuhnya polip nasi
setelah endoskopi nasal polipektomi. Hal ini juga diketahui bahwa kedua metode terapi bedah
medis dan tradisional polip nasi memiliki tingkat kekambuhan yang tinggi, begitu banyak
pasien dengan polip nasi memerlukan prosedur bedah yang berkelanjutan. Berdasarkan
banyak artikel terakhir, kortikosteroid intranasal tampaknya aman dan manfaat penggunaan
kortikosteroid lebih besar dibandingkan potensi risikonya pada pasien yang cocok. Banyak
penelitian telah dilakukan untuk menilai efek dari steroid oral dan steroid intranasal dalam
pengobatan poliposis sinonasal. Misalnya, Lildholdt et al. mempelajari khasiat bubuk
kortikosteroid topikal (budesonide) untuk polip nasi pada 129 pasien dan menunjukkan
keberhasilan pada 82 % pasien yang aktif diterapi dibandingkan dengan sekitar 43 % pada
kelompok plasebo Bross - Soriano et al. dalam studi mereka pada 162 pasien disimpulkan
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bahwa penggunaan steroid topikal intranasal (flutikason propionat) setelah reseksi
endoskopik polip sinonasal tidak hanya efektif dalam mengurangi kekambuhan (14 %
dibandingkan dengan 44,4 % pada kelompok kontrol), tetapi juga aman dan terpercaya dan
tidak meningkatkan prevalensi infeksi. Kang et al. dilaporkan bahwa dosis tinggi terapi
kortikosteroid topikal lebih efektif daripada terapi topikal dosis rendah dalam mencegah polip
nasi berulang (7,1 % dibandingkan dengan 44 %). Gulati et al. menemukan bahwa hanya
pasien yang berhenti menggunakan semprot nasal pasca operasi (10%) meningkatkan
kekambuhan tiga bulan setelah operasi. Hasil penelitian sebelumnya sangat mendukung hasil
penelitian kami dan menekankan pentingnya penggunaan kortikosteroid untuk mengurangi
kejadian polip nasi berulang.
Kesimpulan
Pelaksanaan pre-operasi steroid oral jangka pendek diikuti dengan steroid topikal semprot
hidung post-operasi adalah aman dan dapat diandalkan untuk mencegah kekambuhan polip
hidung setelah endoskopi nasal polipektomi.
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