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Free air in the cavernous sinus as an incidental finding.
Free air within the cavernous sinus was discovered incidentally on a computed tomographic (CT) scan. We suggest that air bubbles were introduced inadvertently when contrast material was injected just prior to CT scanning. On a repeat CT scan 16 days later, the air had disappeared.
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