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Fig. 1B. —Artist's rendition of silent sinus syndrome. Drawing shows appearance of sinus in silent sinus syndrome. Uncinate process and medial sinus wall are retracted laterally with associated enlargement of medial meatus (asterisk). Orbital floor is retracted into sinus lumen (arrows), which increases orbital volume.