Objectives To evaluate alternative management strategies for anterior table frontal sinus
fractures involving the frontal sinus outflow tract. Study Design A prospective cohort of …

Fractures of the frontal sinus are a relatively common injury presenting to trauma units that
deal with craniofacial injuries. Approximately one third of frontal sinus fractures affect the …

The management of frontal sinus fractures with frontal sinus outflow tract injury continues to
evolve with a trend toward observation and minimally invasive approaches. Restoration of …

Purpose: The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of fracture patterns, patient
characteristics, and surgical approaches associated with frontal sinus fractures. The short …

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 …

The frontal bone serves a protective role, representing the transition between the facial
skeleton and the cranium. Within its enclosure, the frontal sinus lies adjacent to many …

PURPOSE: Frontal sinus fractures constitute 5% to 12% of all facial fractures. The optimal
management of frontal sinus fractures is controversial but involves preserving the function of …

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 …

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 …

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 …