Unilateral non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of the frontal sinus presenting as Pott's puffy tumour
In conclusion, it is not easy to differentiate Pott's puffy tumour from frontal sinus lymphoma at their initial presentation. With clearer understanding of both conditions, we can raise the index of suspicion among clinicians of the possibility of frontal sinus lymphoma even when evidence of osteomyelitis is present, therefore prompting earlier tissue biopsies for confirmation of diagnosis.
Source: Otolaryngologia Polska - Category: ENT & OMF Source Type: research
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