A Novel Risk Stratification Tool for Sinonasal Inverted Papilloma Recurrence: Multi‐Institutional Nomogram Incorporating Dysplasia Severity

Tristan Tham; Peter S Giannaris; Mostafa Kokabee; Alexis H. Kim; Jadyn Wilensky; Beverly Y. Wang; Kush Panara; Edward C. Kuan; P. Papagiannopoulos; Bobby A. Tajudeen; Jacob G. Eide; John R. Craig; Rijul S. Kshirsagar; Zachary K. Christian; Tran B. Locke; Judd H. Fastenberg; Mark B. Chaskes; Aron Z. Pollack; Gady Har‐El; Shengjie Cui; Dominick R. Guerrero; Seungjun Ahn; Eun Jeong Oh; Alan D. Workman; Michael A. Kohanski; Jennifer E. Douglas; Nithin D. Adappa; James N. Palmer; Charles C. L. Tong

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KEY POINTS: High-risk dysplasia and multifocal attachment independently predict inverted papilloma recurrence. Novel nomogram generates individualized 3-, 6-, and 9-year recurrence risk estimates. Risk-stratified surveillance may optimize postoperative monitoring intensity and intervals.

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