May, 2004 issue of the Journal of Neurosurgery, article shows that allergic fungal sinusitus, an obscure, insidious disease, which eats away at skull bone that surrounds the nose, eye and brain, now can be effectively and safely removed by an endoscope guided through the nasal cavity. Until now, the standard procedure has been a full-blown craniotomy, a more radical approach.

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