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Purpose: To validate the proposal for measurement of maxillary sinus volume, using cross-sectional images generated by cone beam computed tomography, which were analyzed with an image editor software, and comparing the estimated volumes with those obtained through impression with fluid condensation silicone. Methods: Five dry skulls axially osteotomized, from the São Paulo University City Anatomy Laboratory, were used to allow an upper view of the maxillary sinuses, totaling 6 sites. The sites were molded com fluid condensation silicone injected with an elastomer syringe, and maxillary sinus models were produced by immersing the silicone mold into plaster. The plaster casts were hydrated and fulfilled with water reaching 10 mm height, which was removed with a graduated pipette to determine the water volume. The sample underwent cone beam computed tomography and the images were reformatted to produce cross-sectional views, which were analyzed with Photoshop CS3 Extended, and the volume was calculated using Excel®. Results: Data obtained by both methods were statistically compared based on individual profile graphic, dispersion diagram (Bussab and Morettin), intraclass correlation coefficient (Fleiss) and Bland-Altman plot. After being analyzed, the two statistical methods showed reproducibility and strong correlation. Conclusion: Cross-sectional views generated by cone beam computed tomography and analyzed with Photoshop CS3 Extended® are useful to calculate the maxillary sinus volume, in order to help in planning the maxillary sinus floor elevation surgery.

Método de cálculo volumétrico de seios maxilares por meio de tomografia computadorizada por feixe cônico e software para edição de imagens visando planejamento cirúrgico de elevação do assoalho do seio maxilar