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See Latest ArticlesCorrelation of severity of epistaxis with nasal telangiectasias in hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia patients
American Journal of Rhinology , 03/10/09
Pagella F et al. - The data suggest that to reduce frequency and intensity of epistaxis in HHT patients, treatments should be directed also at lesions located in the posterior part of nasal fossae and especially on telangiectasias endoscopically appearing as large and prominent.
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