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Maxillary sinus aspiration in children What are the indications?

G. R. Shone

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The results of sinus aspiration in 100 children were analysed retrospectively. There was no correlation between a positive aspiration and the patients' symptoms, signs or previous radiograph.

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The results of sinus aspiration in 100 children were analysed retrospectively. There was no correlation between a positive aspiration and the patients' symptoms, signs or previous radiograph.

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The results of sinus aspiration in 100 children were analysed retrospectively. There was no correlation between a positive aspiration and the patients' symptoms, signs or previous radiograph.

Key concepts: Medicine, Maxillary sinus, Dentistry

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