Equine Sinuses Flashcards

1
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signs of empyema of nasal conchal bulla

A

usually mucopurulent unilateral malodorous nasal discharge

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2
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surgical approaches to the sinuses

A

sinusotomy:

  • trephination
  • bone flaps (maxillary vs. frontonasal bone flaps)

sinoscopy

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3
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causes of secondary sinusitis

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dental disease***, cyst, neoplasia

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4
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what divides the dorsal nasal diverticulum from the ventral meatus?

A

alar fold

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5
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how does the ventral choncal sinus drain?

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via the conchomaxillary opening into the rostral maxillary sinus

the rostral maxillary sinus drains into the nasomaxillary opening

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6
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most common isolate of sinusitis in horses

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strep

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7
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preferred type of bone flap

A

frontonasal bone flap

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8
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most common tumor of the paranasal sinuses

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SCC

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9
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signalment for progressive ethmoid hematoma

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any age but usually >10 yo

males>females

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10
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do the rostral and caudal maxillary sinuses communicate?

A

no

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11
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how does the middle conchal sinus drain?

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both the middle conchal sinus and the sphenopalatine sinus drain over the infraorbital canal into the caudal maxillary sinus

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12
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signalment or paranasal sinus cyst

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more common in young but can be any age

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13
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which sinuses make up the conchofrontal sinus?

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frontal sinus and dorsal conchal sinus

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14
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diagnosis of paranasal sinus neoplasia

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histo

on CT you’ll see a solid well defined mass with bony destrcution

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15
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treatment for empyema of the nasal conchal bulla

A

FENESTRATE conchal bulla or enlarge draining orifice if already present using nd: YAG laser or long handled instruments

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16
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how do the rostral and caudal maxillary sinuses drain?

A

into the nasomaxillary opening (into the middle meatus) via the sinonasal channel

17
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appearance of paranasal sinus neoplasia on CT

A

solid well defined mass with bony destruction

18
Q

what divides the nasal conchae?

A

the nasal conchae are divided into conchae bulla and conchae sinuses by the nasal septum

19
Q

empyema means…

A

inspissated pus in a natural diverticulum/blind cavity structure in the body

20
Q

most common expansile mass in sinsues of horses

A

paranasal sinus cyst

21
Q

the middle concal sinus is also called…

A

ethmoidal sinus

22
Q

which teeth protrude into the rostral maxillary sinus?

A

PM4 and M1

23
Q

treatment for paranasal sinus cyst

A

surgical excision required because does NOT spontaneously regress

sinusotomy: MUST remove cyst lining

24
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pathogenesis of ethmoid hematoma

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idiopathic hemorrhage in submucosa of endoturbinates-> hematoma with fibrous capsule

25
Q

signs of paranasal sinus neoplasia

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  • halitosis
  • nasal discharge (mucopurulent, serosanginous)
  • fascial swelling
  • LN enlargement in 80% of cases
26
Q

what divides the maxillary sinus into medial and lateral compartments?

A

infraorbital canal

27
Q

what divides the nasal passage into dorsal, ventral, and middle meatuses?

A

dorsal and ventral nasal conchae

28
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signs of progressive ethmoid hematoma

A

usually unilateral

mild intermittent epistaxis that may increase with exercise
+/- abnormal sounds if extends into nasal cavity, malodorous breath from pressure necrosis, obstructed airflow, fascial swelling if extends into sinus

29
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how does the conchofrontal sinus drain?

A

into the caudal maxillary sinus via the frontomaxillary aperature

30
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treatment for progressive ethmoid hematoma

A
  • 10% formalin injection

- sinusotomy via bone flap or trephination for large masses extending into sinuses

31
Q

recurrence rate for ethmoid hematomas

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40% -> do endoscopic recheck every 6 months

32
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signs of empyema of the nasal conchal bulla

A

inspissated pus -> mucopurulent unilateral malodorous nasal discharge