[Use of A-mode ultrasound in the diagnosis of maxillary sinus diseases].
Jianyong Zhong, Zhisheng An, S Wang
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Jianyong Zhong, Zhisheng An, S Wang
Abstract
This paper reported our recent attempt to utilize the nasal ultrasonography (ECHO-TE-11) in the diagnosis of maxillary sinus diseases. We performed nasal ultrasonography on 160 individuals (69 with normal maxillary sinus; 91 with chronic maxillary sinus diseases). In the normal maxillary sinus group, the proportion of diagnostic accuracy was 89.9% (62/69) and in the maxillary sinusitis group, the proportion was 91.9% (80/87). 4 cases, including postoperative maxillary cyst, benign tumor and malignant tumor of the maxillary sinus, could be accurately diagnosed by this technique. The precautions were also discussed.
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This paper reported our recent attempt to utilize the nasal ultrasonography (ECHO-TE-11) in the diagnosis of maxillary sinus diseases. We performed nasal ultrasonography on 160 individuals (69 with normal maxillary sinus; 91 with chronic maxillary sinus diseases). In the normal maxillary sinus group, the proportion of diagnostic accuracy was 89.9% (62/69) and in the maxillary sinusitis group, the proportion was 91.9% (80/87). 4 cases, including postoperative maxillary cyst, benign tumor and malignant tumor of the maxillary sinus, could be accurately diagnosed by this technique. The precautions were also discussed.
Key concepts: Medicine, Maxillary sinus, Sinusitis, Ultrasonography, Sinus (botany), Cyst, Dentistry, Ultrasound