Sinusitis

Prof. Sameer Ali Bafaqeeh ,MD. Otolaryngology Department KSU

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Introduction

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Agenda

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Acute Sinusitis

Acute Sinusitis is acommon problem and is often associated with a viral or bacterial upper respiratory infection that spreads to the sinuses.

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The Effect of Acute Sinusitis

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Acute Sinusitis Diagnosis

Acute Sinusitis

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Acute Sinusitis Treatment

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Chronic Sinusitis

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The Effects of Chronic Sinusitis

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Chronic Sinusitis Diagnosis

The Diagnosis of chronic sinusitis is usually made on the basis of a medical history. Examination ,X-rays, or CT scan help to reveal thickened mucosa, blocked sinus openings, and obstructions such as a deviated septum, polyps, and inflamed turbinates that can interfere with drainage.

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Chronic Sinusitis Treatment

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Understanding The Prpblem

Healthy sinuses are air-filled spaces in the facial bones that open to the nasal cavity. The key to treating acute or chronic sinusitis is to open blocked sinuses through medication, allergy control, &,when necessary, Surgery.

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