Welcome to ENS Tips

Your Guide to Empty Nose Syndrome

ENS Tips is a website dedicated not only to prevention but also to understanding Empty Nose Syndrome and exploring potential solutions.

Everything I write here reflects only my own ideas; I am neither a doctor nor a researcher. My goal is to share useful and accessible information to help people better understand this condition.

In addition to the available resources, I conduct fluid simulations and virtual surgeries to better assess the impact of anatomical modifications. I also offer prostheses for sale, both standard and custom-made. I hope you find something new and valuable on this website.

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A team of researchers at the University of Modena in Italy needs data from patients suffering from Empty Nose Syndrome.
They are actively researching ways to create new turbinates using stem cell technology.
They have just posted a questionnaire online.
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The link between Heart Rate Variability and mood

By Aurélien RUMIANO

What is HRV? HRV (Heart Rate Variability) is the measurement of the variation in time (in milliseconds) between two consecutive heartbeats. A high HRV reflects the autonomic nervous system's ability to switch flexibly between "stress" mode (sympathetic) and "recovery" mode (parasympathetic). Therefore, HRV is an excellent indicator of the overall stress level our body is […]

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