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12 hyperintensities noted involving bilateral maxillary sinus-suggestive of sinusitis. T2 hyperintensities noted involving left mastoid air cells - suggestive of mastoiditis.
General Physician
Answered on 12th Apr '24
The existence of dilatation shown bilaterally in the maxillary sinuses, and the left mastoid air cells is indicative of sinusitis and mastoiditis. The ENT specialist who can investigate the pathology and provide the best treatment.
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