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If it was not a sinusitis? [PDF]
BMJ Case Reports, 2011 A 13-year-old girl presented at our hospital with a 3-month history of nasal obstruction, headache, hearing loss and severe weight loss. She also had nasal obstruction with occasional bleeding and a persistent ‘nasal twang’. These symptoms had previously been referred to as chronic sinusitis.
Gortani, G. +3 more
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The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1988 Upper respiratory tract infection and allergic inflammation are recognized as the important risk factors for acute sinusitis, with upper respiratory tract infection being most common. In children with acute or chronic sinusitis, the respiratory symptoms of nasal discharge, nasal congestion and cough are usually prominent.
Jane F. Desforges, Ellen R. Wald
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Fungal sinusitis: Sinuses and beyond
TNOA Journal of Ophthalmic Science and Research, 2018 Fungal sinusitis poses a great diagnostic and treatment challenge to the otorhinolaryngologist. The increasing incidence of the disease, wide spectrum of clinical features, possibility of recurrence, invasion to vital structures such as orbit and brain, and treatment challenges make it a major health burden today.
V Sumathi +3 more
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Tesla Revista Científica, 2022 La sinusitis es la inflamación de una o más senos paranasales (maxilar, etmoidal, frontal esfenoidal, pansinusitis si es que son todos los senos) suele presentarse como complicación de una infección respiratoria viral alta. Los virus que la provocan pueden ser adenovirus, parainfluenza, virus de la gripe y rinovirus, pero también pueden ser bacterias ...
María Teresa Durán Palacios +1 more
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BMJ Case Reports, 2012 An encephalocele is a protrusion of the cranial contents beyond the normal confines of the skull. It is a rare cause of seizure in adults. A 38-year-old woman presented with a first-onset seizure. Brain CT was interpreted as right frontal sinus opacification suggestive of sinusitis. The patient was discharged home with an amoxicillin prescription.
Amy Kott, Ragai Fouda, Hussam Ammar
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Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1992 Even though they seldomly occur, the complications of sinusitis may be life-threatening. Complications can be local, orbital, and intracranial problems or combinations thereof. Orbital complications are the most frequent, and children with acute ethmoiditis are especially prone to them. To prevent permanent loss of vision, immediate and intense therapy
Martin Wagenmann, Robert M. Naclerio
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European Annals of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Diseases, 2020 Mattei, P. +2 more
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