Meanings of bacterial ars in English

Bacterial ARS was confirmed with a positive culture of sinus aspirate.

Later, the CBCT and symptom scores gradually increased in patients with bacterial ARS and decreased in those without bacterial ARS.

Culture-proven bacterial ARS was verified with maxillary sinus aspiration and bacterial culture at 9 to 10 days.

Increased local and systemic inflammatory response were linked to multiple, adenoviral, or influenza A viral etiology or the detection of bacterial ARS.

Conclusion: Acute rhinosinusitis (particularly bacterial ARS) involves a local and systemic inflammatory response that is strongest at the beginning of symptoms.

At 2 to 3 days, patients with bacterial ARS had slightly higher CBCT scores than those without bacterial ARS.

The CBCT and symptom scores had only a weak correlation (rs = 0.36), and anatomic variations were not related to development of bacterial ARS.