ترجمه آماده – جراحی سینوس متداول برای بیماری های التهابی، تومور ها

For the best interpretation of a postoperative imaging study, the radiologist should be aware of the specific operation that was performed, when it occurred, and what disease prompted surgery. Unfortunately, this information is often not available at the time of interpreting the imaging study. However, in order to minimize errors in interpretation, the radiologist should be familiar with the various surgical procedures so as to know which bone(s) may have been removed, what softtissue defects may have been created, and whether or not soft tissue and/or foreign material was placed to repair a surgical defect. This knowledge might prevent the misdiagnosis of a surgical defect as a site of bone erosion, or a muscle–fascia graft as a tumor recurrence.