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"A group of hollow spaces around the nasal bones are called the paranasal sinuses. The four kinds of paranasal sinuses are named after the bones that contain these empty spaces: the frontal sinus, maxillary sinus, ethmoid sinus, and sphenoid sinus. For diagnosing problems with the paranasal sinuses, computed tomography is a common diagnostic tool in medical imaging. CT outputs of the paranasal sinuses can be performed utilizing various methods, including NCCT, CECT, and HRCT. These imaging methods enable the identification of anatomical structures, as well as the detection of various lesions and physiological pathologies, as well as the detailed and precise visualization of the paranasal sinuses". Objective: To Identify the pathologies under Computed Tomography Method: This prospective study was conducted in Department of Radio-diagnosis, SGT Hospital, Gurugram, where 39 patients of all age groups with paranasal sinus complaints were included during October 2022 to March 2023. All patients are radiologically diagnosed with PNS pathologies. Result: ""A total of 39 patients were studied in the department of Radio-diagnosis, SGT Hospital Gurugram. All the patients undergo CT PNS and they were diagnosed with 21 different pathologies and a normal patient was seen. The age group of 21-40 years (56.4%) is highly seen. Anatomical pathologies like deviated nasal septum is highly seen and maxillary sinusitis (38%) is more affected among all other sinus." Conclusion: "The clinical symptoms are correlated with CT findings suggests that radiological results from CT scans can shed light on the underlying causes of patient complaints. The connection between clinical manifestations and radiological abnormalities are best. When evaluating anatomical variations, sinus opacification, and osseous abnormalities, CT scans are especially helpful because they offer superior visualization of bony structures.