Chronic sinusitis
We deliver activated immunocompetent cells directly to the focus of chronic inflammation in sinusitis.
About the disease
Chronic sinusitis is long-lasting inflammation of the maxillary sinuses that keeps coming back. It is often resistant to antibiotics: a course helps for a while, and then it all repeats. Adaptive cell immunotherapy strengthens local immunity right in the focus of inflammation.
We deliver activated immunocompetent cells with high microbicidal activity into the sinus. They act where usual therapy works weakly and help cope with an infection resistant to standard treatment.
The method is relevant in sinusitis that responds poorly to antibiotics and flares up often. The goal is to break the cycle of constant relapses and reduce their frequency.
Cell immunotherapy acts locally and is gently tolerated. It is combined with ENT supervision and standard treatment.
The physician decides whether it is possible and how it is structured after assessing the course of the disease, examination data, and treatment history. The program is selected individually.
When resistant to antibiotics
Works when standard courses help only for a while.
Local immunity
Activated cells act right in the focus of inflammation.
Fewer relapses
The method aims to break the cycle of constant flare-ups.
Gentle tolerability
The method acts locally and does not overload the body.
Together with an ENT specialist
Combines with standard treatment and supervision.
Adaptive cellular immunotherapy
Activated immunocompetent cells are administered directly to the site of chronic inflammation.
Focus diagnostics
Determining the localization and nature of the chronic inflammatory process.
Cell activation
Immunocompetent cells are activated under laboratory conditions for targeted action.
Targeted delivery
Direct administration of activated cells into the chronic inflammation zone.
Relapse control
Restoring local immunity reduces the frequency of exacerbations, even in cases of antibiotic resistance.
Frequently asked questions
Does the method help in sinusitis resistant to antibiotics?
Yes, this is the main indication. Activated immune cells are delivered right into the focus of inflammation, where usual therapy works weakly, and help cope with a resistant infection.
How does the method affect the frequency of flare-ups?
The method aims to reduce the number of relapses. By strengthening local immunity in the sinus, it helps break the cycle of constant flare-ups.
How do the injected cells work?
These are activated immunocompetent cells with high microbicidal activity. They are delivered to the focus of inflammation, where they help suppress the infection.
Can the method be combined with standard treatment?
Yes. Cell immunotherapy is combined with ENT supervision and standard therapy; it complements them.
How does the course of treatment go?
After a consultation and examination, the physician builds an individual program. The method acts locally and is gently tolerated.
How much does treatment cost and can I come from another region?
The physician gives the exact cost after a consultation and review of records. The clinic is near Moscow (Khimki, Skhodnya) and accepts patients from other regions; the first consultation can be held remotely.
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