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Is it possible to have a balloon dilation endoscopy?
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Balloon sinuplasty: Balloon sinus dilation is always done endoscopically. The purpose of the procedure is to dilate the opening of the sinuses in order to treat a chronically inflammed sinus cavity. It is a non invasive method of treating sinusitis surgically.
Answered 6/9/2013
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