RHINOSINUSOGENIC ORBITAL COMPLICATIONS IN YOUNG CHILDREN
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 7
Abstract
Rhinosinusogenic orbital complications in young children are serious conditions resulting from the spread of infection from the nasal sinuses to the orbit. These complications can lead to various visual and systemic disorders and require immediate medical attention. Young children are especially vulnerable to such complications due to their anatomical and physiological characteristics.
Authors and Affiliations
Abdullayev X. N. , Ismatova K. A.
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