Extensive and complex defects of the head and neck involving multiple anatomical and
functional subunits are a reconstructive challenge. The purpose of this study is to elucidate …

The goal and challenge in anterior skull base (ASB) reconstruction are the ability to convert
a complex three-dimensional defect into a safe and functional wound that is able to form a …

Objective: There has been a significant shift from open craniofacial resection of the anterior
skull base to endoscopic approaches that accomplish the same outcomes in tumor ablation …

Repairing skull base defects caused by pituitary tumor surgery remains challenging as it is
difficult to restore its structural integrity and avoid cerebrospinal fluid leakage. To address …

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

The history of head and neck oncology dates back to the premodern era, with modern
ablative head and neck surgery gaining popularity at the end of nineteenth century. Early …

Objectives/Hypothesis To determine the pediatric age groups viable for nasoseptal flap
(NSF) reconstruction of endoscopic endonasal approaches (EEA) to intracranial pathology …

Background The advances of cranio-maxillofacilal surgery are considerably driven by the
evolution of microsurgical techniques. At present, these methods continue to provide new …

Head and neck reconstruction is an intensive multistep process that requires attention to
detail to achieve a successful result. The knowledge and prevention of complications as well …

Objective Successful resection of complex tumors involving the skull base (SB) depends on
the ability to reconstruct the resulting defects. The objective of this study was to assess the …