Which sinuses are often incompletely separated from each other?

Which sinuses are sometimes described as having a body and four processes?

Which sinuses form the roof of the mouth and floor of the nasal cavity?

Which sinuses are often asymmetrical?

Which sinuses are situated between the medial walls of the orbit and the lateral walls of the upper nasal cavity?

Which sinuses are closely related to the ethmoid air cells?

Which sinuses are sometimes called agger nasi cells when enlarged towards the frontal bone?

Which sinuses form the roof of the nasopharynx?

Which sinuses are known as the largest of the paranasal sinuses?

Which sinus is located in the maxilla bone?

At what age do the frontal sinuses achieve adult proportions?

Which sinuses are the first to appear radiologically from a few weeks after birth?

Which imaging technique provides excellent visualization of the paranasal sinuses?

What is the purpose of embolization for epistaxis?

What is the first sinus to develop and grow throughout childhood?

Which sinus drains into the sphenoethmoid recess and superior meatus?

Which imaging technique is good at demonstrating the sinuses and the high-signal mucosa on T2 scans?

What is the region of the paranasal sinuses where the maxillary, frontal, and anterior ethmoidal sinuses drain?

What is the common age of complete eruption of the permanent dentition in early adulthood for achieving full pneumatization of the maxillary sinus?