Paranasal Sinuses X-ray Examination (2 projections) is a diagnostic imaging method aimed at providing a detailed and bilateral assessment of the anatomical structures of the sinuses located in the facial region.

The two-projection study provides physicians with broad and multidimensional information about the contours, volume, and structural characteristics of the sinuses.

The use of this approach increases the accuracy of the data and reduces the risk of spatial overlap, which helps to better visualize the existing anatomical features.

Paranasal Sinuses X-ray Examination (2 projections) is a fast-performed procedure, characterized by its safety and non-invasiveness, and offers high informational value, making it widely applicable in both initial diagnostics and follow-up monitoring.