Aim of the study: The aim this case presentation is to emphasise importance meticulous history-taking and physical examination, increase awareness various possibilities for diagnosis management patients with unilateral cheek swelling. Maxillary mucocele a rare benign cystic lesion paranasal sinuses. It may be associated varying symptoms, commonly present compression symptoms during their first ...

introduction appendiceal mucocele is a term referring to the abnormal accumulation of mucus into the lumen of appendix regardless of the underlying cause. mucocele alone is not considered a rare finding in routine appendectomy. however, the coexistence of multiple small intraluminal globoid bodies as “myxoglobulosis” or “caviar appendix” is a rare finding. case report we report a 54 year old wo...

A 40-year-old woman was admitted with acute urinary retention and failed towean off the Foley catheter. She had a known history of Crohn’s disease and 5 years previously had undergone total colectomy and end ileostomy as treatment for massive gastrointestinal bleeding due to pancolitis. Computed tomography showed a grossly distended rectal stump up to 15× 9cm in size (●" Fig.1). Sigmoidoscopy s...

The case is described of mucocele of the right frontoethmoidal sinus with bilateral maxillary sinusitis and a large polyp in the right nasal cavity. The mucocele had determined erosion of the anterior and posterior walls of the frontal sinus and superomedial wall of the orbit. The patient was operated upon by a surgical team comprising ENT and maxillofacial specialists. Right maxillary sinusoto...

Appendiceal intussusception is a very rare disease that is found in only 0.01% of patients who have undergone an appendectomy. Clinical symptoms vary but include acute appendicitis symptoms such as right lower quadrant abdominal pain or repetitive right lower quadrant crampy pain. Some patients are asymptomatic. Operative treatment is necessary to reduce an appendiceal intussusception in adults...

We present an unusual case of a frontal sinus mucocele with intracranial and intraorbital extension. We also discuss the diagnosis and current management principles of this unusual lesion.