Protocol: on the presented sighting image of the maxillary sinuses in the right area, a rounded shape is visualized cystic formation with dense thick walls, decreased pneumatization and darkening of the left maxillary sinuses.
Conclusion: X-ray signs of left-sided sinusitis, cyst of the right maxillary sinus.
This x-ray picture may be the outcome of a chronic inflammatory process. A cyst can cause frequent headaches in humans, especially when there is a tendency for it to grow.
Headaches in this case will have a predominantly one-sided localization in the temporal and frontal regions, and may radiate to the jaw and teeth. The use of NSAIDs (analgin, ibuprofen, aspirin, etc.) is quite effective, but only during the period of drug action. Then the pain syndrome returns.
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Protocol: on the presented sighting image of the maxillary sinuses in the right area, a rounded shape is visualized cystic formation with dense thick walls, decreased pneumatization and darkening of the left maxillary sinuses.
Conclusion: X-ray signs of left-sided sinusitis, cyst of the right maxillary sinus.
This x-ray picture may be the outcome of a chronic inflammatory process. A cyst can cause frequent headaches in humans, especially when there is a tendency for it to grow.
Headaches in this case will have a predominantly one-sided localization in the temporal and frontal regions, and may radiate to the jaw and teeth. The use of NSAIDs (analgin, ibuprofen, aspirin, etc.) is quite effective, but only during the period of drug action. Then the pain syndrome returns.