[A case of choanal polyp in a man with aspirin triad and pollinosis].

The authors describe a case of a man with a large choanal polyp descending into the hypopharynx. The man presented additional symptoms of full aspirin intolerance and pollinosis caused with grass pollen antigens. The Caldwell-Luc procedure was performed and the choanal polyp was successfully removed through the mouth. Postoperatively treatment with leukotriene antagonists and with an intranasal steroids with positive clinical effect was begun. However the patient discontinued the therapeutic process causing polyp recurrence within a short time.