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    Silent sinus syndrome, a rare disorder linked to chronic maxillary sinusitis, causes orbital floor collapse. Surgical restoration of sinus aeration effectively corrects symptoms.

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    • Silent sinus syndrome is a rare, progressive disorder characterized by asymptomatic chronic maxillary sinusitis and orbital floor collapse.
    • Common symptoms include enophthalmos, hypoglobus, and pseudoptosis, typically affecting one side and diagnosed in adults aged 30-40.
    • Aberrant nasal anatomy leading to osteomeatal complex obstruction is a primary risk factor, causing maxillary sinus hypoventilation and negative pressure.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To describe the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and successful surgical management of a patient with Silent Sinus Syndrome.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of patient case treated at the clinic.
    • Diagnostic imaging, likely CT, to confirm ipsilateral maxillary sinusitis and inferiorly displaced orbital floor.
    • Surgical intervention via endoscopic antrostomy to restore sinus aeration.

    Main Results:

    • CT imaging revealed characteristic findings of ipsilateral maxillary sinusitis and inferior orbital floor displacement.
    • The patient underwent endoscopic antrostomy for treatment.
    • Post-operative assessment showed complete resolution of symptoms (corrected ad integrum).

    Conclusions:

    • Silent sinus syndrome results from chronic maxillary sinusitis leading to orbital floor demineralization and collapse.
    • Endoscopic antrostomy is the definitive treatment for restoring sinus ventilation and resolving symptoms.
    • This case highlights the efficacy of surgical intervention for silent sinus syndrome.