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The medical and surgical approach in management of the unilateral opacified antrum

The approach to the diagnosis and treatment of the patient with the unilateral opacified maxillary antrum presents a challenging problem. A total of 55 patients have been completely followed over a six‐year period. Medical management, immediate, and delayed surgical intervention are discussed over a broad array of cases. Approximately one‐half of those cases not requiring immediate surgical intervention recovered on medical management alone. The requirements for eventual surgical intervention and the results are discussed in the remaining cases.