Statistical Testing & TOPSIS Analysis of Acute Sinusitis Interventions

Acute sinusitis, often occurring as a consequence of recovering from a cold, presents a significant health concern due to its impact on the interconnected hollow spaces located behind the cheekbones, forehead, and nose. These sinus passages play a crucial role in the respiratory process by facilitating the smooth flow of air towards the lungs. Given the discomfort and potential complications associated with acute sinusitis, there is a pressing need for effective pharmaceutical interventions. This paper embarks on a comprehensive analysis of such interventions, leveraging real-world data subjected to rigorous examination through the Kruskal-Wallis statistical testing and the TOPSIS decision-making method. Our study is dedicated to discerning the most effective drug for acute sinusitis, considering a spectrum of factors including efficacy, ease of use, user satisfaction, and cost-effectiveness. By synthesizing empirical evidence and statistical analyses, we aim to provide valuable insights that can inform clinical decision-making and optimize patient care in the management of acute sinusitis. This research holds promise in guiding healthcare providers towards evidence-based prescribing practices, enhancing treatment outcomes, and ultimately improving the quality of life for individuals suffering from acute sinusitis.