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Thickening of maxillary

2017-11-19 19:41:29
Hello had a CT scan and got a letter sent out saying I have complete opacificationnof the left maxillary antrum, polypoid thickening of the right maxillary antrum what does rmthis mean? Thank you Charlotte
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As per your CT scan report you have bilateral maxillary sinusitis.. need to be treated by antibiotics and other supportive treatment.. visit an ENT specialist for proper assessment..

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