Acute invasive fungal sinusitis with orbital involvement
Diagnosis probable
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Presentation
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Hemifacial pain and swelling in a diabetic patient.
Age
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In a 55 Y/O diabetic patient with left hemifacial pain and swelling ; Features of left maxillary, ethmoidal and frontal sinusitis are seen with extention into left orbit and causing orbital abscess and proptosis. No definite hyperdense components are seen on the non contrast images.
The The findings consistent favour fungal sinusitis with orbital abscess (likely acute invasive).
-<p>In a 55 Y/O diabetic patient with left hemifacial pain and swelling ; left maxillary, ethmoidal and frontal sinusitis are seen with extention into left orbit and causing orbital abscess and proptosis. No definite hyperdense components are seen on the non contrast images.</p><p>The findings consistent <strong>fungal sinusitis with orbital abscess (likely acute invasive).</strong></p>- +<p>Features of left maxillary, ethmoidal and frontal sinusitis with left orbital abscess and proptosis. The findings favour fungal sinusitis with orbital abscess (likely acute invasive).</p>
Updates to Study Attributes
Findings
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Left maxillary, ethmoidal and frontal opacities favouring sinusitis with extentionextension into left orbit and causing orbital abscess and proptosis. Left hemifacial swelling also noted.
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Image CT (non-contrast) ( update )
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Axial.
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Image CT (bone window) ( update )
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Axial.
Image CT (Post contrast) ( update )
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Coronal.
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Image CT (bone window) ( update )
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Coronal.
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