Question 220 · LDEK · Maxillary sinusitis
In the case of acute non-odontogenic inflammation of the maxillary sinus, the treatment begins with:
- A. empirical antibiotic treatment.
- B. targeted antibiotic treatment.
- C. extraction of endodontic treated teeth.
- D. maxillary sinus puncture.
- E. modified Caldwell-Luc surgery.
Hint
Consider the usual pathogens of rhinogenic sinusitis and whether culture results are available at the start of treatment.
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