Background: In the later stages of a paramedian forehead flap (PMFF) surgery, the
supratrochlear (STN) and branches of the supraorbital nerve (SON) are transected during …

Background: Although 92 percent of patients who undergo surgical decompression of the
supraorbital nerve for treatment of frontal migraine headaches through resection of the …

Background: The development of migraine headaches may involve the entrapment of
peripheral craniofacial nerves at specific sites. Cadaveric studies in the general population …

Background: This article elucidates the anatomical details of the course and territory of the
supraorbital (SO) and supratrochlear (ST) nerves. Possible applications of the SO and ST …

By using an extended coronal flap or” dismasking flap,” a large area of the cranio-
orbitofacial region can be viewed directly. To achieve this, the supraorbital nerves must be …

Background: Migraine headaches have been linked to compression, irritation, or entrapment
of peripheral nerves in the head and neck at muscular, fascial, and vascular sites. The …

Localized pain or headache from neuroma formation is a rare and challenging complication
of forehead flap surgery. Here the authors present a patient who developed local pain and …

Damaged supraorbital neurovascular bundle during anterior orbital approach, fronto-
glabellar reconstruction flap, supraorbital injection, blepharospasm, and Graves disease …

Cutaneous Depth of the Supraorbital Nerve: A Cadaveric Anato... : Dermatologic Surgery
Cutaneous Depth of the Supraorbital Nerve: A Cadaveric Anatomic Study With Clinical …

Background: Current literature for surgical deactivation of frontal migraine trigger points
does not incorporate decompression of the supraorbital foramen or fascial bands at the …