Presentation
Diplopia
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Silent sinus syndrome
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The right maxillary sinus is small in size and atelectatic.
There is inferior bowing of the roof with increased orbital volume and enophthalmos.
There is lateral bowing of the medial wall with lateral displacement of the middle and inferior turbinate
There is posterior bowing of the anterior wall.
There is anteromedial bowing of the posterolateral wall
The uncinate process is displaced superolaterally and is in direct contact with the inferomedial wall of the right orbit.
Mucosal thickening of left frontal and bilateral ethmoidal sinuses is noted.
Case Discussion
This case shows features of silent sinus syndrome.
This case is also contributed by Dr Mohammad Tahir Aien.