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Do osteoma of frontal sinus need operation?
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Not necessarily....: If it is not obstructing the ostium, or openning into the nose, it may not need to be removed. Best to consult with yourn otolaryngologist/.
Answered 8/13/2018
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Osteoma: Size and blockage potential need to be checked by ent.
Answered 8/29/2016
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