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why frontal sinusitis is uncommon during first decade of life?????
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The frontal sinuses are not present at birth, develop slowly starting ~5-7 years old and gets to adult size ~later stage of puberty. That's my guess....
 
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The frontal sinuses are not present at birth, develop slowly starting ~5-7 years old and gets to adult size ~later stage of puberty. That's my guess....
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i agree :)
 
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