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Radiology report mri: "bubbly residue" left sinus cavity, what could that be?
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Probably mucous: The paranasal sinuses are usually air-filled but it is not uncommon to see small amounts of fluid and/or mucous, which can occasionally have a frothy appearance on a ct scan. "bubbly residue" is admittedly not standard medical terminology.
Answered 5/15/2015
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