Annals of maxillofacial surgery · 2021
Minimally Invasive Endoscopic Approach towards Management of Frontoethmoidal Mucocoele with Lateral Displacement of Eyeball and Proptosis - A Case Report.
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Ahmed Tanzeem, Ahmed Samsuddin, Kaushal Nikhil
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RATIONALE: Mucocoeles of paranasal sinuses are expansile and destructive lesions which can present with a variety of symptoms. If not treated early, they may lead to various complications.
PATIENT CONCERNS: This report presents a case of a 26-year-old male patient with complaints of swelling of the left eye and double vision for 18 months.
DIAGNOSIS: Diagnosis of frontoethmoidal mucocoele with an unusual presentation of lateral displacement of the eyeball and proptosis was made based on patient history, clinical examination, and computed tomography.
TREATMENT: The case was managed conservatively with marsupialization of the mucocoele using the transnasal endoscopic approach.
OUTCOME: Complete resolution of the Mucocoele and its associated symptoms was observed, and frontal sinus ostium was found to be patent and completely epithelialized in 12-month follow-up.
TAKE-AWAY LESSONS: The endoscopic approach toward the management of frontoethmoidal mucocoele is an effective alternative to conventional surgery with less patient morbidity and mortality.
PATIENT CONCERNS: This report presents a case of a 26-year-old male patient with complaints of swelling of the left eye and double vision for 18 months.
DIAGNOSIS: Diagnosis of frontoethmoidal mucocoele with an unusual presentation of lateral displacement of the eyeball and proptosis was made based on patient history, clinical examination, and computed tomography.
TREATMENT: The case was managed conservatively with marsupialization of the mucocoele using the transnasal endoscopic approach.
OUTCOME: Complete resolution of the Mucocoele and its associated symptoms was observed, and frontal sinus ostium was found to be patent and completely epithelialized in 12-month follow-up.
TAKE-AWAY LESSONS: The endoscopic approach toward the management of frontoethmoidal mucocoele is an effective alternative to conventional surgery with less patient morbidity and mortality.