Management of acute invasive fungal rhinosinusitis with orbit-cranio-facial involved------ our experience with 8 cases

Abstract

Key points:  Diagnosis of AIFRS should be alert in the immunocompromised patient presenting with new-onset, rapidly progressive sinusitis with facial-cranio-orbital spread.  Extended debridement should be considered on a case-by-case basis.  Antifungal agent contributed greatly to the outcome of AIFRS.  Prognosis mostly up to the balance of underlying disease and fungal invasion, more emphasizes should be focused on comprehensive treatment.  AIFRS with facial-cranio-orbital involved often had a disastrous end.