Several investigations, including haematology, blood biochemistry, CT scan of the brain ... orbit and paranasal sinuses. This showed an extensive mucocoele of the right maxillary sinus extending ...

Initial surgery is routinely preceded by a computed tomography scan, a CT scan, which generates CT slice images of the head ... in the sinus mucosa, and on the obstruction of the maxillary ...

Without the sinuses, a person’s head ... maxillary sinus infections were due to dental infections. Older studies estimated this amount was about 10%, but advances in imaging, such as CT scans ...

Initial surgery is routinely preceded by a computed tomography scan, a CT scan, which generates CT slice images of the head ... in the sinus mucosa, and on the obstruction of the maxillary ...

Apart from the routine physical examination the following procedures are carried out: CT scan and MRI scans provide more detailed information than a plain radiograph. Bone scan: A maxillary sinus ...

Yes, your sinuses are next to some pretty important parts of your body such as your eyes, skull, and brain. Yes, a sinus infection can occasionally spread to these areas and thus have more ...

That recently changed thanks to computed tomography (CT) scanning technology ... creating communication with either the maxillary sinus, or the oral cavity,” the team writes, adding that ...

Fungal balls most commonly occur in one of the maxillary sinuses on either side of the nose below the eyes. They might not cause symptoms and are often discovered on a CT scan conducted for ...

Learn more about paranasal sinus and nasal cavity cancer from the National Cancer Institute. Huntsman Cancer Institute’s Head and Neck Cancers Program ... cells are in the innermost lining of the ...