Right Frontal Sinus Suppuration with Orbital Abscess. Abscess of Left Frontal Lobe Producing Bilateral Visual Defects. Operation. Recovery with Partial Blindness

Bilateral frontal epidural abscess.

DESCRIPTION A 19-year-old male with periorbital painful swelling, headache and vomiting was admitted to our clinic. Because of the diagnosis of sinusitis he had received medical treatment in another center two months before, consisting of antibiotics and analgesics. However as a result of valid persistence of the patients' complaints, brain CT and MR imaging were required; showing bilateral epi...

On the Pernasal Operation for Frontal Sinus Suppuration

Endonasal endoscopic drainage of frontal lobe epidural abscess.

O5: Frontal Lobe Epilepsy

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