A R Sedaghat
We are currently in a period of exciting advances for understanding of pathophysiology and treatment for conditions across the entire spectrum of rhinology. These discoveries have unlocked new ways of thinking and novel approaches to patients and the treatment of their conditions. During periods of rapidly evolving knowledge, when new interesting questions are inspired faster than answers can be determined by hard data, the application of newfound knowledge to change and/or develop new paradigms may be best implemented through collaboration, discussion and ultimately consensus building.