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How do you differentiate frontal sinusitis with frontal aplasia?
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What is the CPT code for External simple frontal sinusotomy for chronic frontal sinusitis?
31070
What is the cpt codes for external simple left frontal sinusotomy for chronic frontal sinusitis?
31254 This answer is incorrect. The correct answer is 31070-LT
What is the CPT code for External simple left frontal sinusotomy for chronic frontal sinusitis?
31254 This answer is incorrect. The correct answer is 31070-LT
What does it mean when you have mild mucosal thickening along the left frontal sinus?
Mild mucosal thickening along the left frontal sinus is a sign of sinusitis.
What has the author William Milligan written?
William Milligan has written: 'Laryngeal papillomata in children' -- subject(s): Diseases, Papilloma, Larynx, Children 'Suppurative frontal sinusitis' -- subject(s): Sinusitis, Surgery
What is Aplasia?
Aplasia is a condition marked by the incomplete development or absence of an organ or tissue.
What are the clinical manifestation of sinusitis?
You have a history of runny nose. You purulent nasal discharge. You have throbbing headache around your eyes. You have tenderness on frontal or maxillary sinus area, unilateral or bilateral.
What is the difference between aplasia and agenesis?
Aplasia is the absence of the organ with only the rudiment present Agenesis is the complete lack of the organ
What is the term for lack of development?
Aplasia
The incomplete development of an organ due to a deficiency in the number of cells is known as?
Aplasia is the lack of normal development of a tissue or organ.
Lack of development of an organ or tissue?
aplasia
What is it called when there is no cuticle in the nail?
Aplasia cutis
