'Minimally invasive' is the best way to do sinus surgery, according to Frederick Breathe Free doctor

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November 27, 2021

'Minimally invasive' is the best way to do sinus surgery, according to Frederick Breathe Free doctor

Those suffering with chronic sinus issues or rhinitis may be ideal candidates for new types of sinus surgery that can lead to long-term relief from the disruptive daily symptoms.

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