Granuloma The types of<unk>  are based on invasive and non-invasive as follows: * Invasive :*Acute fulminant :*Chronic invasive :*Granulomatous * Non Invasive :*Saprophytic infection :*Sinus<unk>  ball :*Eosinophil related FRS including AFRS * Fulminant Difference between non-invasive, invasive and fulminant<unk>  The type of<unk>  disease highly depends on the immunity of the patient. When a person has low immunity, they can get non-invasive<unk> , where the fungus will infect only the skin lining of the nasal and sinus cavity. When the immunity gets lowered, it will turn into invasive<unk> , and the infection can seep into the tissues making the infection dangerous. A person can have both non-invasive and invasive<unk>  at the same time at different locations. Fulminant is the rarest and the most dangerous infection that can occur when immunity is too low. In this type of disease, the infection will not only seep into the tissues but also into blood vessels. Although it comes under invasive technically, when we say invasive<unk>  we often refer to non-fulminant invasive<unk>  as we can clearly distinguish both irrespective of the fact that symptoms are the same. The differentiating factor between invasive and fulminant infections is that the progress of the disease is very rapid in fulminant. The progress of the disease is so quick that it can kill a person in a month if not treated. One of the most common type of fulminant<unk>  infection is mucormycosis.
Fungal sinusitis
Aerosinusitis
Rhinosinusitis
Mastoiditis
Inclusion body rhinitis
Honeymoon rhinitis
Sinusitis
Nasal vestibulitis