In this study, we examined salvage operations after reexploration in head and neck
reconstruction and analyzed ways to solve problems. Free flap reconstruction of the head …

Fractures of frontal sinus account for 5%–12% of all fractures of facial skeleton. Inadequately
treated frontal sinus injuries may result in malposition of sinus structures, as well as …

Although the benefits of endoscopic techniques including direct visualization as well as
minimization of scars and morbidity have been employed in general, gynecological, and …

Although injuries to the frontal sinus are a reasonably common traumatic injury encountered
by reconstructive surgeons, definitive indications for open exploration and the optimum …

We present two cases of infected frontal sinus fractures requiring simultaneous obliteration
of the frontal sinus and reconstruction of the horizontal buttress. In both cases, a free fibula …

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 …

Frontal sinus fractures account for 5 to 15% of all maxillofacial injuries.[1] The majority of
these fractures are the result of high-velocity injuries such as motor vehicle accidents …

We describe a simplified approach to the management of closed anterior table fractures of
the frontal sinus. Forty-seven patients were diagnosed with this type of fracture during a 3 …

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to evaluate complications occurring after
immediate reconstruction of severe frontal sinus fractures, including cases where the …

Constituting only 5 percent of facial fractures, frontal sinus fractures are relatively
uncommon. However, given the great amount of force required to produce them, substantial …