Background Fungal rhinosinusitis is subdivided into two subtypes, invasive and noninvasive variants, with allergic fungal rhinosinusitis (AFRS) being the most prevalent noninvasive variant. The most common clinical features of AFRS are nasal polyposis, rhinorrhea, facial pressure, and periorbital edema.
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