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Acute sinusitis is a relatively common condition in pediatric patients. In most cases, it resolves completely with prompt medical management, but its rapid progression to severe orbital complications leading to restriction of extra-ocular movements and negative perception of light in the affected eye is rare and pose diagnostic and management challenges. The aggressive nature of acute rhinosinusitis requires urgent surgical intervention coupled with prompt medical management to prevent life threatening complications and outcomes.
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