Skull–base surgery is associated with a high risk of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak, infection,
and functional and aesthetic deformity. Appropriate reconstruction of cranial–base defects …

Objective: To discuss the current applications and indications for the use of a reconstructive
algorithm and various reconstructive options in cases of complex skull base defects. After …

The last decade has experienced a growth in anterior skull base reconstructive options
owing to improvements in microvascular technique, endoscopic equipment, image …

Abstract “Resection of malignancies of the skull base can result in significant functional and
cosmetic morbidity as well as mortality. Reconstructive efforts provide not only functional and …

Recent surgical innovations and techniques have helped to expand the treatment options
available for neoplasms involving the skull base. Close cooperation between the …

Background: Reconstruction of major neurosurgical resections can present a significant
challenge because of the morbidity of radiation therapy, cerebrospinal fluid leaks, bacterial …

Surgical ablative and extirpative procedures have improved because of increased
knowledge and technical advances in dissecting skull base anatomic regions. Without …

Background: The objective of this study was to report outcomes after initiation of an
algorithmic approach (Bethesda protocol) using intracranial free flaps, cranial bone …

Proper reconstruction after tumor resection in skull base surgery is important to prevent
postoperative complications. This article will address contemporary reconstruction options …