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Computerized Tomographic Study on the Anatomic Variation of the Paranasal Sinus

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Objectives : To evaluate the anatomic variations of the paranasal sinuses on computed
tomographs.
Materials and Methods : The author examined the CT images of the paranasal
sinuses retrospectively in 500 patients who visited Chonbuk National University Hospital
between January 1996 and December 1997.
Results : The highest incidence of anatomic variation of the paranasal sinuses in
bilateral structures was agger nasi cell(73.2%), followed by concha bullosa(31.1%). Onodi
cell(24.0%), Haller cell(19.8%), maxillary sinus septum(13.0%), paradoxical middle
turbinate(2.5%), pneumatized uncinate process(2.0%) and bent uncinate process. The
highest incidence of anatomic variation in midline structures was nasal septum
deviation(53.2%), followed by nasal septum aerated(29.4%), bulla galli(24.7%) asymmetric
intersphenoid septum(22.3%), and nasal septum spur(13.8%). The correlation between
anatomic variation and paranasal sinusitis was not found.
Conclusions : The results of this study will aid in the diagnosis and treatment of
paranasal sinus diseases, especially in the treatment planning before functional
endoscopic surgery.

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anatomic variation; paranasal sinus; computerized tomograph;

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