Chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSwNP) is a prevalent condition negatively affecting patients' quality of life and presenting significant economic challenges.
A new treatment using subcutaneous monoclonal antibodies, particularly dupilumab, targets the inflammatory processes of CRSwNP and has shown positive results in managing severe cases resistant to standard therapies.
The study details the organization of outpatient care, demonstrating high patient adherence to dupilumab treatment, significant improvements in symptoms, and the potential for more standardized care approaches in the medical community.