Objective: Compare reconstruction outcomes for various lateral skull base closure
techniques. Study Design: Retrospective medical records review. Setting: University-based …

Background Advances in reconstructive techniques over the past two decades have allowed
the resection of more extensive skull base tumors than had previously been possible …

Objectives To compare reconstructive techniques, operative times, duration of
hospitalization, and need for subsequent flap revisions between reconstructive approaches …

Objectives/Hypothesis We sought to analyze key factors that influence the management of
lateral skull base defects and implement an algorithm to improve outcomes of …

The goals of reconstruction following any oncologic extirpation are preservation of function,
restoration of cosmesis, and avoidance of morbidity. Anatomically, the lateral skull base is …

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

Objective: To discuss surgical reconstructive options and complications in patients with
extensive lateral skull base defects. Study Design: Retrospective case review. Setting …

Objective: To present our method for anterior skull base reconstruction after oncological
resections. Methods: One hundred nine patients who had undergone 120 anterior skull base …

Purpose Resection of skull base malignancies that would have been associated with
unacceptable morbidity and mortality in the past are now performed with reliable results due …

Lateral temporal bone reconstruction after ablative surgery for malignancy, chronic infection,
osteoradionecrosis, or trauma presents a challenge for the reconstructive surgeon. This …