Is non-specific bronchial hyperresponsiveness a risk factor for steroid insensitivity in nasal polyposis?
The presence of BHR and/or aspirin idiosyncrasy can be considered a major risk factor for steroid insensitivity in patients with nasal polyposis.
The probabilistic use of a glycopeptide in presence of a bacteriological specimen significantly positive with S. aureus should be limited to patients already colonized with MRSA, in order to decrease the abusive administration of these antibiotics.