問題一覧
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Chronic complications of sinusitis
Mucocele, Pyocele
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Bent and Kuhn major diagnostic criteria for diagnosis of allergic fungal sinusitis
increased IgE, Nasal polyps, Eosinophilic mucin, double density appearance on CT, positive fungal smear
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Antifungal of choice in patient with Atopic fungal sinusitis ie very severe n not responding to surgery
Iatroconazole
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think of surgery in chronic sinusitis if no benefit with medical management for
3 months
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Which is used for definitive diagnosis g sinusitis
Nasal endoscopy
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While performing a therapeutic antral lavage of the maxillary sinus, the patient developed a fatal complication. He stopped breathing, the colour of his face became ashen grey, and the pupils became dilated. Attempts to resuscitate the patient were futile, and he was declared dead after 20 minutes. Which of the following could be the most likely cause?
air embolism
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When orbital cellulitis involves CN 2 3 5(1) and 6, it is called
Orbital apex syndrome
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Diagnosis?
Pott’s puffy tumor
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Type of spheroid sinus in a & b
Presellar , Sellar
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Name of view e best sinus visualised
Walter, Maxillary
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? (Use short form for 3)
Onodi cell, Optic nerve , ICA
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fungal ball traps which metals
iron, Ca, Mn
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The double density sign in maxillary sinus is diagnostic of
fungal ball , allergic fungal sinusitis
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View & which sinus is it used for
Pierre, sphenoid
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Which of the following is the most common complication of sinusitis
Orbital
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Which of the following are Chandler stages of orbital infections in order
Preseptal cellulitis, Orbital cellulitis, Subperiosteal abscess , orbital abscess , Cavernous sinus thrombosis
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Drainage of frontal sinus osteomyelitis is done by a process called _ e incision is -
Trephination , Lynch Howarth incision
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A 25-year-old woman presented to the OPD with foul-smelling nasal discharge and obstruction. On examination, crusts are present bilaterally and on the removal of the crust, bleeding is present. Which of the following is least likely to cause this?
DNS
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which is the most common cause of allergic fungal sinusitis
Dematacious
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Cavernous sinus thrombosis presents with involvement of which nerves
Abducens, trochlear, occulomotor, ophthalmic
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Immediate management of invasive aspergillosis
Liposomal amphotericin B, 5mg/kg/day
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Structures visualised on CT before FESS
Cribriform plate depth, Orbital plate condition, Onodi cel, Sphenoid sinus , Ethmoidal artery
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Cellulitis Orbital e cavernous sinus thrombosis both present with cn 3,4,6 involvement, which is almost always unilateral..
O orbital cellulitis
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Which of these is not an indication for FESS
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
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identify
Haller Cell
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Chronic sinusitis is caused by
both
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At which site does maxillary sinus open into middle meatus
infundibulum
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Most common intracranial complication
Subdural abscess
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what's this procedure called
Caldwell luc approach
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mc caused by
Aspergillus
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Identify
Agger nasi
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Name of view & best visualised sinus
Caldwell, Frontal
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headache is referred to back of head in _____ sinusitis
Sphenoid
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Chronic invasive fungal sinusitis is caused by
Aspergillus fumigates, Aspergillus flavus
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Firs t/preferred approach for acute/ chronic sinusitis
Medical
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pack inserted following caldwell luc approach is removed endoscopically from nasoantral window created in _____ meatus
inferior
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mc sinus leading to osteomyelitis in children and adults respectively is
Maxillary, Frontal
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Doc post surgery for invasive aspergillosis
Isavuconazole, posaconazole
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Management of allergic fungal sinusitis
Fess
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infection can spread from ethmoid to orbit via lamina papyracea or
sup n inf opthalmic veins
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mc cause of bacterial rhinosinusitis
pneumococcus