Identification of the paranasal sinuses hard tissue’s features using computed tomography
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Keywords

rhinosinusitis
CT
paranasal sinuses
maxillary sinus
bone density

How to Cite

Alekseeva, V., Kopteeva, T., & Abovyan, K. (2020). Identification of the paranasal sinuses hard tissue’s features using computed tomography. Experimental and Clinical Medicine, 82(1), 4-8. https://doi.org/10.35339/ekm.2019.01.01

Abstract

Our research was dedicated to the examination of maxillary sinuses because they are more frequently connected with pathological processes. Maximal bone density on the lateral wall (187,2±9,3) Hu on the left and (181,9±8,3) Hu on the right and minimal bone density on the medial wall (122,1±7,9) Hu on the left and (144,0±6,3) Hu on the right was described during our research. The bone response (mainly inferior wall of the maxillary sinus) on the inflammation with increasing of the bone density from (165,0±7,7) Hu to (126,90±6,47) Hu on the left and from (175,60±8,21) Hu to (122,40±4,32) Hu on the right was also described.
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