PubMed · 16488937
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The close localization of the paranasal sinuses both to the brain and the orbit can even today lead to severe and potentially lethal complications in patients with sinusitis. These incidents are rare, however, they should be duly diagnosed and treated since fatal outcome is described in 5-10% of cases. Current diagnosis and therapy for acute inflammatory complications and mucoceles of paranasal sinuses are presented in this article.
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Ophthalmologists must take into account the possible emergence of unconventional transmissible agents in their daily practice. Official recommendations have been circulated; however, their routine application remains difficult, with technical and financial considerations limiting factors in the use of an ideal of one disposable medical device per patient. This review describes how these recommendations are followed and tries to provide insights into improving daily practice with these unconventional transmissible agents.