Acute Invasive Fungal Rhinosinusitis: A Comprehensive Update of CT Findings and Design of an Effective Diagnostic Imaging Model

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RT @MancusoMD: Competency-based educational module available on this and other critical care ENT topics along with opportunities for practi…

15 Sep 2019

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Competency-based educational module available on this and other critical care ENT topics along with opportunities for practice on about 13 representative cases of IFRS @widionline.com Courtesy of #UFRadiology #MedEd @widi.xray.ufl.edu

15 Sep 2019

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Yes IFS starts in nasal cavity (usually) so what’s beneath inf turb? Correct, distal NL duct. From there it goes up duct into NL sac. Couple hours later - vision gone. @ASHNRSociety @MayoRadiology #dontmisslesions

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Forgetting one of perhaps the most devastating. Don’t forget propensity of acute invasive fungal disease for the lacrimal sac and nasolacrimal duct! #MedEd @MancusoMD @phudge54 @PhilipRChapman1 @TheAJNR https://t.co/jFcsTc10b9

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