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Recent ct scan of sinuses the report says suspicious permeative bony destruction, what does this mean?
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Difficult to say: based on limited info. A suspicious permeative bone lesion could mean infection of the bone(did the CT show sinusitis?) or possibly neoplasm, so you need to talk to your doc about the results.
Answered 1/5/2019
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