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Osteoblastoma of the frontal sinus: A rare case presenting with seizures and pneumocephalus

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By Abhishek Kumar Rai, Dattatraya Mallik, Nandyal Chandrashekhar, Saransh Dhingra
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1 INTRODUCTION Osteoblastoma is a rare bone tumor, typically originating from the vertebrae and long bones.1 Accounting for less than 1% of excised primary osseous tumors and approximately 3% of benign osseous tumors, it is an uncommon osseous lesion.1 While craniofacial involvement is exceptionally infrequent, it may manifest in regions such as the paranasal sinuses and orbits.2 Sidani et al.3 reported the first case of craniofacial osteoblastoma arising in the frontal sinuses.
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