Rhinology Flashcards
Frontal infundibular cell classification (Bent and Kuhn)
A – Agger nasi cell
I – Type I frontal cell (a single air cell above agger nasi)
II – Type II frontal cell (a series of air cells above agger nasi but below the orbital roof)
III – Type III frontal cell (this cell extends into the frontal sinus but is contiguous with agger nasi cell)
IV – Type IV frontal cell lies completely within the frontal sinus
Draf I procedure
Anterior ethmoidectomy with drainage of the frontal recess without touching the frontal outflow tract
Draf IIa procedure
Removal of ethmoid cells protruding into frontal sinus (uncapping the egg), creatining an opening between the MT medially and lamina papyracea laterally
Lund-Kennedy endoscopic scoring system
Endoscopic scoring system for the pathological state of the nose, performed bilaterally
Draf III procedure
Type II drainage bilaterally along with removal of upper part of nasal septum and lower part of frontal sinus septum
Haller cells
- infraorbital ethmoid air cells (or maxilloethmoidal cells)
- exist in 20% of patients
- normally not clinically significant
- pathologically - extension into orbit, obstruction of OMC
Lund MacKay CT scoring
Staging system for CRS
Bent-Kuhn diagnostic criteria for Allergic Fungal Rhinosinusitis
Must meet all major criteria. Minor criteria helps with description but not necessary for diagnosis
Onodi cell
Sphenodethmoid air cell - important to locate presence of prior to FESS or other endoscopic sinus surgery
Agger Nasi Cell
- anterior most ehtmoid air cell
- anterolateral and inferior to frontoethmoid recess
- within lacrimal bone
Type of Fungal Sinusitis (4)
- Mycetoma
- Allergic fungal sinusitis
- Chronic invasive and non-invasive fungal sinusitis
- Fulminant sinusitis
Draf IIb procedure
Removal of frontal sinus floor between nasal septum medially and lamina papyracea laterally