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ReginaldoCastro
Internal Medicine

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46 years old, female. Complaint of chronic pain in the face. Nasal mucosal secretion. X-ray of the face above. What can be seen on this X-ray?

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Right maxillary sinus with volume determining opacity.

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Chronic Maxillary Sinusitis

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