General
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• Due to chronic inflammation of frontal or ethmoid sinus
• Lesion erodes sinus wall, produces downward and lateral displacement of globe
• Insidious onset with slow and asymptomatic enlargement

Micro description
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• Cystic mass lined by ciliated, mucus-secreting columnar epithelium with scarring and inflammation

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