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Localized forms of rhinoscleroma

Case i. A.A., male aged 30 years, complaining of bilateral nasal obstruction. Examination revealed enlarged inferior turbinates, which did not shrink with adrenaline, and some irregular nodules on their anterior ends. Radiology (Fig. 1) showed the inferior turbinate shadow on the right side disconnected from the maxilla. At operation, the inferior turbinate was nearly lying loose or free in the nasal cavity. The left also easily came out. Both turbinates showed infiltration with scleromatous tissue all through (Fig. 2). The septum and floor of the nose did not show definite evidence of infiltration.