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The normal function of the sinuses depends on three essential components: thin, normal mucus secretions, normally functioning microscopic hairs (called “cilia”) that move the mucus out of the sinuses, and open sinus drainage openings (called sinus ostiums). These components allow for the continuous clearance of secretions.
