Outcomes of Pressure-Induced XXXX from Allergic Fungal Rhinosinusitis.

@entity129 @entity1 @entity227 @entity66 @entity16 @entity2850 @entity79 @entity1805 @entity1781 @entity56 @entity2896 @entity134 @entity892
OBJECTIVES: @entity56 ( @entity56 ) may present with significant @entity79 of the orbital walls or cranial base. Although proptosis is fairly common, @entity129 are rarely reported. The objectives of this study are to describe strategies for @entity56 -induced @entity16 and evaluate ophthalmologic outcomes following endoscopic sinus surgery. STUDY DESIGN: Case series with chart review. SETTING: Tertiary referral center. SUBJECT AND METHODS: A retrospective review identified 9 @entity1 treated from 2008 to 2014 with @entity56 -induced @entity129 . Data regarding @entity1 demographics, preoperative imaging, ophthalmologic symptoms, surgical intervention, histopathologic findings, and postoperative sinonasal and ophthalmologic outcomes were recorded. RESULTS: @entity1 with @entity56 (average age, 38 years) presented with @entity1781 or @entity2896 . Clinical presentation included unilateral @entity227 secondary to @entity2850 (n = 5), @entity892 from unilateral (n = 2) or bilateral (n = 1) @entity2896 , and @entity1805 secondary to optic chiasm compression (n = 1). On average, the duration of ocular symptoms was 17 days. All @entity1 underwent endoscopic surgical decompression of the sinuses and oral @entity134 therapy. Two individuals had an additional optic nerve decompression at the time of surgery. Seven @entity1 had complete return of nerve function, whereas 2 had partial recovery at an average of 5 weeks following surgery. CONCLUSION: Bone erosion of the sphenoid sinus walls by @entity56 can lead to compression of surrounding neural structures producing @entity129 . Identification of these symptoms and prompt surgical @entity66 , along with aggressive medical therapy, provided excellent outcomes in the current series of @entity1 .
