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It is reported that this cooperation will focus on the long-term use outcomes of patients with chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) who undergo endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS).
# Research Background
It is estimated that CRS costs patients and the healthcare system $10 to $13 billion annually in the United States alone due to outpatient visits, prescription drug treatments, and sinus surgeries.

Although some patients can control symptoms through medical means, postoperative challenges may still limit the therapeutic effect of sinus surgery. Common challenges include:
Surgical incision scar or stenosis;
Recurrent inflammation and polyposis;
Inadequate local treatment;
The anatomical boundaries of the frontal sinus are narrow, resulting in limited dimensions for sinusotomy;
A common complication is middle turbinate lateralization (MTL), which may be associated with an increased risk of revision surgery.
Overall, postoperative inflammation and potential diseases related to surgery are difficult to predict and may hinder the benefits of the surgery.
Therefore, a safe and effective postoperative care regimen is needed to effectively deliver corticosteroids to the sinuses and minimize reliance on patient compliance.
# PROPEL Series Products
# Results and Limitations of Real-World Studies
Previously, there was a real-world study on the Propel product that included 3,966 adult patients with CRS, with or without nasal polyps, evaluating the impact of the PROPEL series of implants on healthcare resource utilization within 18 months after sinus surgery.

Total ENT VisitsRelativeReduced by 23%;
Total Emergency/Urgent Care VisitsRelatively reduced by 25%;
Total outpatient visitsRelativeReduced by 2%;
Endoscopic Examination of Paranasal SinusesA relative decrease of 11%;

Real-world studies cannot definitively establish causality and are aimed at assessing associations;
The data source cannot identify the specific sinus where the implant was placed.
This may also be why Medtronic is partnering with OM1 to continue research and evaluate the performance of the PROPEL series products.
# About Medtronic and Intersect ENT
As early as 2022,Medtronic Acquires Intersect ENT's Propel and Sinuva Drug-Eluting Sinus Implant Product Lines, Technology, Intellectual Property, and the Company's Menlo Park Facility.
Medtronic’s acquisition of Intersect ENT will expand its portfolio of products used during ENT surgeries. Intersect ENT's sinus implants, named PROPEL and SINUVA, are clinically proven solutions that open sinus passages and deliver anti-inflammatory steroids to aid in healing.
Related Reading:Medtronic Acquires ENT Technology Company Intersect ENT at a Premium
# About OM1, Inc.

Utilize itsData Automation Platform OM1 Aspen, Extensive Clinical Network, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Platform PhenOM™OM1 provides a wealth of medical datasets, retrospective and prospective studies, advanced analytics, and AI-driven guideline adherence and decision support surrounding diagnosis, risk management, and treatment.
These products focus on high-quality data and clinical outcomes, used to accelerate research, demonstrate treatment effectiveness, support regulatory submissions, monitor safety, and inform commercialization.
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