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Persistent frontal fistula
H K Marfatia1, S N Muranjan, M M Navalakhe
1Department of ENT, Seth G.S. Medical College, Parel, Mumbai, India.
Journal of Postgraduate Medicine
|March 31, 2000
Abstract:
The frontal sinus is prone to various complications--usually secondary to blockage of the fronto-nasal duct and stagnation of frontal sinus secretions. These pent-up secretions may result in pressure necrosis of the inferior or posterior sinus wall. Involvement of anterior wall is uncommon. We present a case of an anterior wall frontal sinus fistula and discuss its management.

