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Figure Legend :
Figure 1. Axial sinus CT.
Figure 2. Coronal Sinus CT.
Figure 3. Sagittal Sinus CT.
Figure 4. Endoscopic view of avascular tissue of the left middle meatus.
Diamond- left middle turbinate, Star- left maxillary os.
Figure 5. Orbital abscess drainage – eye open.
Figure 6. Orbital abscess drainage – eye closed.