Tumor In Sphenoid Sinus Research Articles

Computed tomography of sphenoid sinus tumors

Computed tomography (CT) accurately delineates the sphenoid sinus and its relationship to the rest of the cranial base, cranial tbssae, nasopharynx and orbits. Thus, the extent of a sphenoid sinus lesion can be clearly demonstrated. Superoinferior delineation is obtained by analyzing multiple adjacent sections. CT characterizes the lesions as to density, homogeniety and association of bony changes. This aids in the differential diagnosis.

Chromophobe Adenoma Manifesting as a Nasopharyngeal Mass

A 64-year-old woman had a sphenoid sinus tumor and nasopharyngeal mass verified to be a nasopharyngeal chromophobe adenoma with no evidence of sellar enlargement or involvement. The possibility that this mass arose from ectopic hypophyseal tissue located in the pharynx is proposed.

XXXIV Paget's Disease, Pituitary Tumor and Abscess of the Sphenoid Sinus: Report of a Case

XXXIV Paget's Disease, Pituitary Tumor and Abscess of the Sphenoid Sinus: Report of a Case