[ XXXX with @entity2694 : a case report].

@entity1 @entity2583 @entity6 @entity39 @entity1939 @entity281 @entity364 @entity2694 @entity158 @entity892 @entity10
Sinonasal @entity2583 is a rare, life-threatening and insidious @entity364 . Uncontrolled @entity6 and immunsupression are the most important risk factors. The @entity281 is clinically characterized by black @entity39 tissues and crusting in the nasal cavity. In acute fulminant rhinosinusitis and particularly in @entity281 caused by mucor species, black scar tissues seen on the nasal mucosa are pathognomonic. High level of suspicion in the risk group the diagnosis is confirmed by histopathological examination. The rhinoorbital form is even rarer and the findings may range from @entity158 to ophtalmoplegia and @entity1939 . In this report we present a 72-year-old female @entity1 with uncontrolled @entity6 who was admited with the complaints of exophtalmos in the left eye, @entity892 and @entity10 . In the physical examination there was purulent discharge in the middle meatus and left @entity2694 was detected on computed tomography. We performed an emergency endoscopic sinus surgery. While we did not observe any @entity39 tissues, granulation tissues were detected and pus was drained from the orbital cavity. The result of the histopathological examination was reported as invasive @entity2583 . We presented this case to emphasize the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of @entity2583 .
