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- The study analyzed radio and tomographic images of 335 patients with various inflammatory and tumoral conditions related to the accessory nasal sinuses.
- The "Magiskan-2" apparatus was employed to perform anisotropic gradient filtration on the images.
- This method allowed for the identification of minor changes in the bony structures of the sinuses, which are usually overlooked, aiding in the differential diagnosis of nasal sinus diseases.
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Radio- and tomogrammes of 335 patients with inflammatory and tumoral pathology of accessory nasal sinus were investigated. Anisotropic gradient filtration of the image, carried out with "Magiskan-2" apparatus was used. The procedure permitted to distinguish small unobstrusive changes in sinal bony tissues, routinely unnoticeable, and characteristic features of shadow structure, facilitating a differential diagnosis of accessory nasal sinus diseases.
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