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Asymmetry in the Nasal Mucociliary Transport Rate

Several methods have been devised for measuring the nasal mucociliary transport rate (N‐MTR), but only one side of the nose has usually been studied. This study was conducted to determine whether there are side‐to‐side differences in N‐MTR. A radioisotopic method was used to investigate 185 patients with various respiratory symptoms. Bilateral measurements were performed in the 111 patients with an N‐MTR of under 7 mm per minute.