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

Frontal sinus fractures are an uncommon injury of the maxillofacial skeleton, and account for
5–15% of all maxillofacial fractures. As the force of impact increases, fractures may extend …

Background Management of frontal sinus trauma includes coronal or direct open
approaches through skin incisions to either ablate or obliterate the frontal sinus for posterior …

Background: Timely, expeditious and appropriate management of Frontal bone fractures
and associated Frontal Sinus (FS) injuries are both crucial as well as challenging. Treatment …

A systematic review of the frontal sinus fracture management literature was undertaken to
document measurable outcomes, with emphasis on complications associated with the …

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The treatment of frontal sinus fractures is still a matter of research in neurosurgical and
craniofacial surgery. The present study aimed to determine new criteria regarding surgical or …

Purpose The broad spectrum of frontal bone fractures, including those with orbital and skull
base extension, is poorly understood. We propose a novel classification scheme for frontal …

The treatment of frontal sinus fractures has been an ongoing source of controversy. There
are distinct international and regional variations to the approach of management of these …

Objectives The choice to manage isolated frontal sinus anterior wall fractures without the
involvement of nasofrontal outflow tract is mainly based on aesthetic concern and depends …