Paranasal Sinuses X-ray Examination (1 projection) is an imaging procedure used for the initial assessment of the anatomical structures of the nasal sinuses.

The examination allows the physician to observe the contours, depth, space, and possible deviations of the sinuses, which is important for a general overview of their condition.

It evaluates features such as the sphenoidal, frontal, ethmoidal, and maxillary sinuses, providing a complete picture of the anatomical characteristics of the paranasal sinuses within the facial region.

The procedure is characterized by its simplicity, speed of performance, non-invasiveness, and low radiation exposure.

The information obtained during the examination provides a general understanding of the internal structure of the paranasal sinuses and is often sufficient during the initial stage of treatment.