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Axial CT (a) at the level of the maxillary sinus and (b) at the level of the sphenoid sinus shows hyperdense contents within the left maxillary sinus (thin arrow), sphenoid sinus (black arrow), and left ethmoid air cells (thick arrow). (HU value: 70).

Axial CT (a) at the level of the maxillary sinus and (b) at the level of the sphenoid sinus shows hyperdense contents within the left maxillary sinus (thin arrow), sphenoid sinus (black arrow), and left ethmoid air cells (thick arrow). (HU value: 70).

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Figure 1. Coronal reformatted CT in (a) bone and (b) soft tissue window...
Figure 2. Axial CT shows soft tissue material in the preantral (thin...
Figure 3. (a) Coronal reformatted CT shows multiple air foci extending...
Figure 4. Coronal reformatted CT showing some common anatomical...
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... CT shows soft tissue density material with foci of hyperdensity, which represent calcium phosphate deposits concentrated in areas of mycelium necrosis [9]. ( Figure 5). Unilateral soft tissue material in the sinonasal cavity is the most consistent early CT finding, although it is nonspecific [10]. ...