The clinic ordered new sinuscopes to improve diagnostic accuracy for chronic sinusitis.

The study compared the symptoms and treatment outcomes of various sinusitides across different age groups.

The engineer analyzed the sinusoidals to design the filter.

After evaluating her symptoms, the doctor concluded that the chronic headache was sinusal in origin and recommended a CT scan.

The radiologist noted a sinuslike channel within the mass, indicating a possible connection to the adjacent cavity.

The clinic recorded an unusual increase in sinusitises during the rainy season.

MRI scans revealed thrombosis in both superior sagittal sinuses, prompting immediate anticoagulant treatment.

The radiologist noted that the sagittal sinuses appeared slightly narrowed on the contrast-enhanced MRI.

After months of recurring infections, the surgeon recommended a sinusectomy to remove the persistent tract.

Her sinusitic symptoms worsened after the flight, forcing her to see a specialist.