This article presents an analytical review of scientific publications on the topic of surgical treatment of isolated lesions of the sphenoid sinus. The publications, research data presented in the RSCI database, PubMed in the period 1985-2021 are analyzed. The selection of the material was carried out according to the keywords: sphenoid sinus, isolated sphenoiditis, phenotypes of sphenoiditis, endoscopic sphenotomy, relapses of sphenoiditis, sphenoid sinus, isolated sphenoiditis, phenotypes of sphenoiditis.

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