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What does the following ct finding mean: "mild stranding is noted in the left sphenoid sinus."
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The term "stranding" on a CT report refers to an inflammatory marker seen in the area described. With regard to the "sphenoid sinus", the implication is that there is infection causing the "stranding".
Answered 9/8/2022
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