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Prof. surayie Al Dousary Nose & PNS Imaging Prof. surayie Al Dousary RHINOLOGY CHAIR DIRECTOR www.rhinologychair.org www.profseraye.com

Plain Radiography

Plain Radiography Lateral Submentovertex

Computed Tomography Study Type Coronal perpendicular 2 Hard Palate Axial Paralell 2 Hard Palate Reformatted Sagital Multiplannr CT Scan

Coronal CT Scan

Axail CT Scan

Indications for PNS CT scan Gold standard for CRS Planning surgery or failed medical management Indications Clinical unresponsiveness to medical therapy Immunosuppressed patient Severe symptoms or signs Life threatening complications

Concha Bullosa

Axial and Coronal CT SCAN

MRI PNS Indicated for Disease Extension

Plain X Rays vs CT PNS

Nose & PNS Imaging

Indications CRS \ AFS Preoperative (FESS) Complications

Anatomic Variations

CT Scan vs MRI

CRS

AFS

AFS

AFS & Skull Base Erosion

Unilateral Pathology

Pathology Extensions