Converse of object

• drain: This is known as a draining sinus or abscess.

• block: People may also have trouble breathing, have a runny nose, and blocked sinuses.

• clear: If this maneuver does not clear the sinuses, they should ascend to a higher altitude.

• have: They noted that from 100 samples, seven had either sinuses or epithelial lined spaces.

• discharge: The resulting abscess then ruptures spontaneously leaving a painful discharging sinus.

• involve: We present a case of NHL involving the left maxillary sinus in a patient with AIDS.

Adjective modifier

• paranasal: The majority of these lesions arise in the oral cavity or paranasal sinuses.

• pilonidal: A pilonidal sinus is a small hole or tunnel in the skin, usually at the very top of the cleft between the buttocks.

• maxillary: Band saw used to remove the side of the cheek, to open the maxillary sinus.

• sphenoid: Note also the blood in the sphenoid sinuses, consistent with a basal skull fracture.

• cavernous: Thirteen patients had a surgical invasion of the cavernous sinus.

• frontal: Also the right frontal sinus is larger than the left.

Modifies a noun

• tachycardia: Upon hospitalization two hours after ingestion symptoms were sinus tachycardia, nausea and vomiting.

• hypersensitivity: Conclusions Cardiac pacing significantly reduces falls in patients with carotid sinus hypersensitivity.

• tarsus: Tenderness may be found in the sinus tarsi, especially with hindfoot abduction.

• bradycardia: His vital signs were monitored and an ECG revealed a sinus bradycardia with the presence of J waves.

• arrhythmia: The monitor works by measuring respiratory sinus arrhythmia ( RSA ).

• mucosa: We are further evaluating the histology of sinus mucosa in health and disease.

Noun used with modifier

• air: The maxillary sinuses, the largest of the paranasal air sinuses, open into the middle meatus through one, two or three openings.

• maxillary: CASE: We report on a 25-year old female patient presenting with a bony mass in the right maxillary sinus.