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Bilateral frontal mukosel olan bir hastada yeni bir frontal drenaj yolu

A new frontal drainage pathway in a patient with bilateral frontal mucocele

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  • Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2012

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Frontal sinus and frontal recess anomalies are not very rare. These include bilateral or unilateral aplasia or hypoplasia, absence of frontal sinus ostium, hyperpneumatization and frontal cells (extensive Agger nasi). We reported first case of frontal sinus draining to the contralateral nasal cavity, in a patient with bilateral frontal mucocele.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Frontal sinüs ve frontal reses anomalileri nadir değildir. Bu anomaliler çoğunlukla unilateral veya bilateral olabilen hipoplazi ve aplaziler, sinüs ostiumunun yokluğu, hiperpnomatizasyon ve çeşitli frontal hücreler (Örn. Agger nasi) şeklindedir. Biz bu olguda bilateral frontal resesi oblitere ve bilateral frontal mukoseli olan, 20 yaşındaki hastada, sol frontal sinüsün mukoselden artakalan kısmını sağ nazal tavana drene eden yeni bir ostium sunulmuştur.
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  • Turkish

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