Disease relevance of Rhinitis, Vasomotor

• Nonallergic perennial rhinitis (also commonly referred to as vasomotor rhinitis) is a chronic non-IgE-mediated condition that is characterized by symptoms which are similar to those seen in allergic rhinitis, but which persist for over nine months each year [1].
• CT assessment of the effect of fluticasone propionate aqueous nasal spray treatment on lower turbinate hypertrophy due to vasomotor rhinitis [2].

High impact information on Rhinitis, Vasomotor

• Timolol for vasomotor rhinitis [3].
• NPY receptor agonists may prove beneficial in the treatment of the congested nose in allergic or vasomotor rhinitis [4].
• Ablation of sensory nerves by topical application of the chili pepper neurotoxin capsaicin has been successful in reducing the symptoms of refractory vasomotor rhinitis [5].
• Control of the hypersecretion of vasomotor rhinitis by topical ipratropium bromide [6].
• In all patient groups, except in the vasomotor rhinitis group, nasal fluid ECP levels differed significantly from normal controls [7].

Chemical compound and disease context of Rhinitis, Vasomotor

• Open-label evaluation of azelastine nasal spray in patients with seasonal allergic rhinitis and nonallergic vasomotor rhinitis [8].
• Ten days' use of oxymetazoline nasal spray with or without benzalkonium chloride in patients with vasomotor rhinitis [9].
• Autonomic dysfunction in perennial vasomotor rhinitis and the effect of mequitazine [10].
• It is suggested that in patients with vasomotor rhinitis an autonomic dysfunction may play a role in a predisposing factor in nasal hyperreactivity with non-specific histamine release [10].
• 6-oxo-PGE1 and PGE1 relaxed guinea-pig tracheal muscle in vitro and increased nasal patency in normal volunteers and in subjects with vasomotor rhinitis whereas PGI2 produced opposite effects [11].

Anatomical context of Rhinitis, Vasomotor

• Additionally, capsaicin, which in high concentration selectively blocks sensory C-fibers, was found to be effective in treatment of hyperreactive rhinopathy (vasomotor rhinitis) [12].
• Capsaicin's effect on rat nasal mucosa substance P release: experimental basis for vasomotor rhinitis treatment [13].

Gene context of Rhinitis, Vasomotor

• Comparison of allergic rhinitis and vasomotor rhinitis patients on the basis of a computer questionnaire [14].
• Frequent causes include the viral URI, allergic rhinitis, and vasomotor rhinitis [15].
• A number of publications appeared in the sixties claiming success of Vidian neurectomy in patients with chronic vasomotor rhinitis and recurrent polyposis nasi [16].
• Autonomic dysfunction, vasomotor rhinitis, and extraesophageal manifestations of gastroesophageal reflux [17].
• Twenty-two patients had no evidence of atopy as a cause for their rhinorrhea and were classified as having vasomotor rhinitis (VMR) [18].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Rhinitis, Vasomotor

• In patients with vasomotor rhinitis we were able to block all the patients' symptoms including headaches by topical administration of capsaicin [19].
• Treatment of vasomotor rhinitis with intranasal beclomethasone dipropionate (Becotide). Results from a double-blind cross-over study [20].
• METHODS: Two different groups of patients with allergic rhinitis (n = 18) and with vasomotor rhinitis (n = 18) diagnosed by current methods and 10 healthy subjects as a control group were included in this study [21].

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