DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. Moderate thickening of mucosal lining of nasal cavity with moderate congestion, both sides. 2.

Inferior turbinate of the right side is hypertrophied with moderate congestion and oedema. 3. Mild oedema of osteomeatal complex, with thickening viscoid secretion. 4. Oedematous and hyperemic middle turbinate, right side. 5. No, polypi, no masses, no ulceration. Picture of Chronic Sinusitis DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. Mild to moderate thickening of mucosal lining of nasal cavity. 2. Hypertrophied Inferior And Middle Turbinates with moderate congestion and oedema, more on the right side. 3. Osteomeatal complex is moderately oedematous with thickening mucoid secretion. 4. Middle and superior turbinates are oedematous and hyperemic on the right side. 5. No, polypi, no masses, no ulceration. Picture of Chronic Sinusitis DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Mild thickening of mucosal lining of nasal cavity with moderate congestion. Hypertrophied Inferior Turbinate with moderate congestion and oedema, left side. Oedematous osteomeatal complex with thickening mucoid secretion, left side. Mild edematous and hyperemic middle and superior turbinates, left side. No, polypi, no masses, no ulceration. Picture of Chronic Sinusitis

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1. Mucosal lining of the nasal cavity is congested and there is mildly thickening. 2. There is hypertrophy of the inferior turbinate with mild congestion and oedema more on the left side. 3. Mild oedema of O.M.C. with viscoid secretion, both sides. 4. Moderately edematous and hyperemic middle and superior turbinate, left side. 5. No, polypi, no masses, no ulceration. Picture of Chronic Sinusitis

DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. Thickening of mucosal lining of nasal cavity with moderate congestion, both sides. 2. Hypertrophied Inferior Turbinate with mild to moderate congestion and oedema, both sides. 3. Oedema of O.M.C. with thickening mucoid secretion. 4. Oedematous and hyperemic middle and superior turbinate, both sides. 5. No, polypi, no masses, no ulceration. Picture of Chronic Sinusitis

ACUTE SINUSITIS DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT

1. 2. 3. 4.

Mucosal Lining of the Nasal Cavity: Appears thick, moderately edematous with marked congestion and hyperemia. Inferior Turbinate: There is marked congestion, hyperemia and moderate hypertrophy, right side. Middle Turbinate: Marked congestion and hyperemic more on the right side. O.M. Complex: there is marked edema with profuse mucoid secretion filing the middle meatus which is yellowish. No mass, polypi or adhesion seen. Picture of Acute Sinusitis

DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Thickening of the mucosal lining of the nasal cavity with moderate edema, congestion and hyperemia. Marked congestion, hyperemia and moderate hypertrophy of the inferior turbinate, right side. There is marked congestion and hyperemia of the middle turbinate, right side. There is marked edema with profuse mucoid secretion filing the middle meatus which is yellowish. No mass, polypi or adhesion seen. Picture of Acute Sinusitis

DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. Mucosal Lining of the Nasal Cavity: Thick, moderately edematous with marked congestion and hyperemia. 2. Inferior Turbinate: There is moderate congestion, hyperemia and marked hypertrophied, left side. 3. Middle Turbinate: It is moderately congested and hyperemic, right side. 4. O.M. Complex: there is moderate edema with thick viscoid secretion filing the middle and inferior meatus which is yellowish. No mass, polypi or adhesion seen. Picture of Acute Sinusitis

DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. Markedly edematous with marked congestion and hyperemia more on the left side of the mucosal lining of the nasal cavity. 2. There is marked congestion, hyperemia and marked hypertrophy of the inferior turbinates. 3. Moderate to severe congestion and hyperemia of the middle turbinate. 4. O.M. Complex: there is marked edema with thick mucoid secretion filing the middle and inferior meatus which is yellowish to greenish in color. No mass, polypi or adhesion seen. Picture of Acute Sinusitis

DIAGNOSTIC ENDOSCOPIC REPORT 1. Mucosal Lining of the Nasal Cavity: Appears thick, marked edema and congestion. 2. Inferior Turbinate: There is moderate to severe congestion, hyperemia and hypertrophy. 3. Middle Turbinate: It is markedly congested and hyperemic. 4. O.M. Complex: there is marked edema with profuse mucupurulent secretion filing the middle meatus which is yellowish. No mass, polypi or adhesion seen. Picture of Acute Sinusitis

CHRONIC LARYNGITIS Endoscopy Report - 02: Chronic Laryngitis & Chronic Pharyngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Mild hyperemia of posterior paryngeal wall with granular apprearance. 2. Supraglottic Region: Mild hyperemia with congestion of mucosa of the larynx. 3. Glottic: Bilateral diffuse, symmetrical thickening of vocal folds that is pale in appearance and edematous Reinkes Edema. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Congested with thick, mucoid, yellowish secretion. 5. Scretion: Thick, greenish and viscoid secretion adhering to the wall. Endoscopy Report - 02: Chronic Laryngitis & Chronic Pharyngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Moderate hyperemia of posterior paryngeal wall with granular apprearance. 2. Supraglottic Region: Mild hyperemia with moderate congestion of mucosa of the larynx. 3. Glottic: Bilateral diffuse, symmetrical thickening of vocal folds that is pale in appearance and edematous Reinkes Edema. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Mild to moderate congesteion with thick, mucoid secretion. 5. Scretion: Thick mucoid secretion adhering to the wall. Endoscopy Report - 02: Chronic Laryngitis & Chronic Pharyngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Mild hyperemia of posterior paryngeal wall. 2. Supraglottic Region: Mild hyperemia and mild congestion of mucosa of the larynx. 3. Glottic: Bilateral diffuse, symmetrical thickening of vocal folds that is pale in appearance and edematous Reinkes Edema. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Congested with yellowish to greenish secretion. 5. Scretion: Thick, greenish secretion adhering to the wall. Endoscopy Report - 02: Chronic Laryngitis & Chronic Pharyngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Moderate thickening of the posterior paryngeal wall with granular apprearance. 2. Supraglottic Region: Mild hyperemia with moderate congestion of mucosa of the larynx. 3. Glottic: Bilateral diffuse, symmetrical thickening of vocal folds that is pale in appearance and edematous Reinkes Edema. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Moderate congestion with minimal mucoid secretion. 5. Scretion: Thick viscoid secretion adhering to the wall.

02: Chronic Laryngitis & Chronic Pharyngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Mild thickening of posterior paryngeal wall. 2. Supraglottic Region: Moderate hyperemia with mild congestion of mucosa of the larynx. 3. Glottic: Bilateral diffuse, symmetrical thickening of vocal folds that is pale in appearance and edematous Reinkes Edema. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Mild to moderate congestion with thick, mucoid, yellowish secretion. 5. Scretion: Viscoid secretion adhering to the wall of in the areas of spots of bleeding.

ACUTE LARYNGITIS 02: Acute Pharyngitis & Acute Laryngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Appears hyperemic with areas of marked congestion. 2. Supraglottic Region: Congested and hyperemic 3. Glottic: Congested red with thick vocal folds, asymmetrical swelling. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Moderate hyperemia with profuse mucupurulent discharge. 5. Secretion: Yellowish to greenish and Profuse mucupulent. Report - 02: Acute Pharyngitis & Acute Laryngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Marked hyperemia all over the surface. 2. Supraglottic Region: Marked congestion and hyperemic. 3. Glottic: Moderate congested red with thick vocal folds, asymmetrical swelling. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Marked hyperemia with profuse mucupurulent discharge. 5. Secretion: Marked amount of yellowish discharge. Report - 02: Acute Pharyngitis & Acute Laryngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Appears moderately hyperemic with areas of moderate congestion. 2. Supraglottic Region: Congested and hyperemic 3. Glottic: Marked congested, red with thick vocal folds and asymmetrical swelling. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Marked hyperemia with mucoid discharge. 5. Secretion: Moderate amount of Yellowish to greenish discharge. Report - 02: Acute Pharyngitis & Acute Laryngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Appears markedly hyperemic with areas of marked congestion. 2. Supraglottic Region: Moderate congestion and hyperemic 3. Glottic: Marked congested and red with thick vocal folds, asymmetrical swelling. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Moderate hyperemia with profuse viscoid discharge. 5. Secretion: Yellowish mucoid and Profuse secretion

Endoscopy Report - 02: Acute Pharyngitis & Acute Laryngitis 1. Mucosa of the Pharynx: Moderate hyperemia all over the loca areas of the surface. 2. Supraglottic Region: Moderate to marked congestion and hyperemic. 3. Glottic: Moderate congestion, red in appearance with thick vocal folds, asymmetrical swelling. No polyp, mass, and ulcer 4. Subglottic: Moderate hyperemia with mucupurulent discharge. 5. Secretion: Marked amount of mucoid discharge.

Medical Report on Aspiration of Nasal Discharges Clinical examination shows: Accumulation of mucopurulent noted secretion in the nasal cavity and in the middle and inferior meatus in addition of post nasal discharges. Recommendation: Aspiration of nasal discharge is very important to allow adequate aeration and to improve nasal function.