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Evaluation of variations in sinonasal region with computed tomography 被引量:2
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作者 ufuk dasar Erkan Gokce 《World Journal of Radiology》 2016年第1期98-108,共11页
AIM: To investigate the frequency of anatomical variations in sinonasal region and association of these variations with mucosal diseases. METHODS: The study included 400 cases(191 female and 209 male) who were conside... AIM: To investigate the frequency of anatomical variations in sinonasal region and association of these variations with mucosal diseases. METHODS: The study included 400 cases(191 female and 209 male) who were considered to have preliminary diagnoses of sinonasal pathology and who had paranasal sinus computed tomography(CT) examination in axial plane. Reformatted CT images were studied in all planes.RESULTS: Age range of the patients was 20-83(mean 40.26 ± 14.85). Most commonly detected anatomical variation was Agger nasi cell(74.8%). There was a significant association between clinoid process pneumatization and protrusion of internal carotid arteries and optic nerves into sphenoid sinus(P < 0.001). Besides,the relationships between pterygoid process pneumatization and protrusion of vidian nerve into sphenoid sinus,and between pneumatization of large sphenoid wing and protrusion of maxillary nerves into sphenoid sinus were also significant(P < 0.001). Uncinate bulla and giant ethmoid bulla were found to be significantly associated with sinonasal mucosal diseases(P = 0.004 and P = 0.002,respectively).CONCLUSION: Sinonasal region has a great number of variations,and some of them have been determined to be associated with sinonasal mucosal disease. It is necessary to know that some of these variations are associated with protrusion of significant structures such as carotid artery or optic nerve into the sinus and care should be observed in surgeries on patients carrying these variations. 展开更多
关键词 Anatomical variations Paranasal sinuses Computed tomography Sinonasal region Agger nasi cell
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