Anaerobic bacterial infections in chronic sinusitis are well described in l
iterature. We present what is believed to be the first reported case of Clo
stridium perfringens presenting as the causative pathogen in paranasal sinu
sitis. This patient presented with severe headaches and, with CT and MRI fi
ndings of unilateral sphenoid sinus opacification, with bone demineralizati
on and intrasinus calcification. This patient responded to endoscopic debri
dement and long-term antibiotics without sequelae.