Imaging in treatment planning for sinonasal diseases by R Maroldi; P Nicolai; A R Antonelli; et al

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Bone is clearly invaded at the temporal fossa (6). A cyst-like mass is demonstrated on the posterior aspect of the intracranial tumor (7) Fig. 20. Recurrent SCC of the posterior ethmoid, Gd-enhanced GE coronal plane. Encasement of right internal carotid artery (arrows) with cavernous sinus invasion 46 R. Maroldi et al. References Cantu G, Solero C, Mattavelli F et al (2000) Resezione craniofacciale anteriore per tumori maligni: esperienza di 200 casi. Acta Otorhinolaryngol Ital 20:91-99 Chang T, Teng MM, Wang SF et al (1992) Aspergillosis of the paranasal sinuses.

Thus, the nose is normally the principal site of particle deposition, but the efficacy of this nasal filter depends on the diameter of the particles inhaled (Muir 1972). Few particles greater than 10 µm are able to penetrate the nose during breathing at rest, while particles smaller than 1 µm Physiology of the Nose and Paranasal Sinuses are not filtered out, reaching the delicate structures of the alveoli. Deposited particles, between 10 and 1 µm in diameter, are removed from the nasal mucosa within 6–15 min depending on the efficacy of the mucociliary system.

Hypointense fluid (high protein concentration) within the ethmoid bulla (asterisk). On sagittal GD-enhanced T1 (c) a hypointense interface cannot be demonstrated, only the sharp limits suggest that the lesion is limited by the periorbita Neoplastic Invasion of Bone, the Orbit and Dural Layers: Basic and Advanced CT and MR Findings a c b 41 d Fig. 10a-d. Spindle cell naso-ethmoid carcinoma. The hypointensity of the lamina papyracea/periorbita can be appreciated only in its anterior third (black arrowheads).

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