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Osteoma in an aerated middle nasal turbinate.

n asal osteoma is a benign, slowgrowing bone tumor that can be found more frequently in the maxillary, ethmoidal and frontal sinuses [1]. The occurrence of the osteoma in the middle turbinate is rare [2,3] and there is no previously described case of osteoma in an aerated middle turbinate (concha bullosa). We present a unique case of a patient who underwent computed tomography of the brain and sinuses for investigation of headache, and osteoma in concha bullosa was found incidentally.