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- Maxillary Sinus Mucocele - University of Iowa
Based on the patient's presentation and imaging findings, namely a soft-tissue mass centered in the maxillary sinus with bony remodeling with hyperintensity on T2 MRI, a diagnosis of maxillary sinus mucocele was reached This soft tissue mass eroded into the right orbital floor, extending into the right extraconal space
- Silent Sinus Syndrome. EyeRounds. org - University of Iowa
Figure 3: Coronal CTs of the parasinuses demonstrate completely opacified and atelectatic maxillary sinus with inward bowing of all of the left maxillary sinus walls; increased left orbital volume with enophthalmos; lateralized left uncinate process which apposes to the inferomedial orbital wall; deviated nasal septum; mild mucosal thickening of multiple ethmoid air cells bilaterally; enlarged
- Silent’SinusSyndrome:’ - University of Iowa
Page|1!!! Silent’SinusSyndrome:’ 36’year’old’man’with’sunken’left’orbit’(Enophthalmos)’
- Invasive Fungal Orbitorhinocerebral Mucormycosis - University of Iowa
Not evident in photos was a black eschar appreciated on the tissue of the right maxillary sinus Fresh sections were sent to pathology and invasive mucormycosis was identified in the majority of specimens including the right maxillary sinus, left maxillary sinus and bilateral ethmoids with involvement of the posterior ethmoid on the right
- White-eyed blowout fracture:
such scenario is when the globe herniates into the maxillary sinus Another clinical scenario that may benefit from urgent surgery within hours to days is the whited-eyed blowout fracture (WEBOF), formally described by Jordan et al The WEBOF is seen in young patients with little or no
- Mucocele - University of Iowa
The maxillary sinus on the right side is completely obliterated by this cystic, multiloculated mass This mucoclele extends fills the upper nasal cavity on the right and is displacing the orbital contents Needle drainage may be attempted first However, surgical evacuation of the mucocele may be required
- Treatment of Thyroid Eye Disease, continued - University of Iowa
Medial rectus prolapse into the ethmoid sinus can cause an abduction deficit Compression of the lesser wing of the sphenoid can cause internal carotid artery laceration or optic nerve damage Orbital floor decompression; This allows for expansion of orbital contents into the maxillary sinus
- Periorbital Emphysema Following Ocular Trauma - University of Iowa
In patients with a history of facial trauma, surgery, or sinusitis, air can travel through the damaged sinus and become trapped in the subcutaneous tissues in and or surrounding the orbit It is typically a self-limiting condition with spontaneous recovery in two to three weeks [1]
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