Successful management of frontal sinus fractures depends on correct identification of
structural pathology, which may lead to inflammatory complications. Obstruction of the …

Background: Frontal sinus cranialization is commonly indicated for posterior table fractures
with significant comminution, displacement, or cerebrospinal fluid leaks. This study …

PURPOSE: Frontal sinus fractures represent 2–12% of facial trauma. The purpose of this
article is to discuss proper management of these fractures and to evaluate the indications for …

Objectives: The optimal treatment algorithm for frontal sinus fracture management remains ill‐
defined. The purpose of the study was to classify fracture types, review management …

It is not possible to establish rigid guidelines for the treatment of frontal sinus fractures.
However, this series demonstrates that aggressive treatment of the sinus with damage to the …

Background Historically, frontal sinus fractures and associated maxillofacial fractures were
addressed at different times. We retrospectively reviewed our experience with a series of 79 …

We treated twenty-three patients with blunt or penetrating wounds of the frontal sinus from
1978 through 1983. Nondisplaced anterior wall fractures were observed or explored …

Fractures of the frontal sinus occur from extreme forces and are often associated with other
injuries. Management of frontal sinus fractures is variable and dependent on involvement of …

Although injuries to the frontal sinus are a reasonably common traumatic injury encountered
by reconstructive surgeons, definitive indications for open exploration and the optimum …

PURPOSE: Diagnosis and treatment of frontal sinus fractures (FSFs) have progressed over
the previous 30 years. Despite advances in computed tomography, there is no current …