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Preoperative CT Before Balloon Sinus Dilation: Most Comply — But One-Third of Surgeons Perform Procedures Without Recent Imaging

MedXY Editorial Team•Nov 19, 2025•news
Computed tomographyotolaryngologyquality of care

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• In a Medicare claims analysis of 19,692 BSD patients, 15% had no CT recorded within one year before the procedure (Romashko et al., JAMA Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2025).

• Thirty-one point eight percent of otolaryngologists met the study’s definition of an outlier (≥10% of their BSDs without a recent CT); 6.1% of physicians accounted for >50% of missed CTs.

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