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[Noninvasive and invasive naso-sinus fungus: 35 cases report]
1Department of Otorhinolaryngology, the Third Hospital of Yueyang City, Yueyang 414000.
Objective:
To study the clinical features, diagnosis and management of nose and nasal sinuses fungus.
Method:
Different manner of surgical procedure was taken according to the areas and degree of pathological changes. The patients with noninvasive fungus were treated with radical maxillary sinusotomy (cald-well-Luc operation) or endoscopic sinus surgery. The patients with invasive form were undergone by the sinusotomy of enlarging areas, and combined with a postoperatively antifungal therapy.
Result:
Twenty-six patients were involved in noninvasive fungus, and 25 cases in them were cured in single surgery through different manner. Nine patients were in invasive one, and 7 in them were also cured by single surgery in different manner. One patient with invasive fungus died 5 months postoperatively for extensive area and non effective treatment although four surgical excisions were done.
Conclusion:
CT scan is very important in their diagnosis, and the histopathology leads to identification of the fungus. Surgical removal is a radical kind of treatment. It is essential to excise and open entirely the involved sinus cavity whatever type,and to enlarge areas for the extensive invasive fungus.
