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Fractures of the frontal sinus
Journal of Maxillofacial Surgery, 1981Fractures of the frontal sinus are frequently seen in patients with cranio-facial injuries. Trauma to the posterior wall and more deeply located tissues: anterior fossa, dura and brain, give an indication of the seriousness of such injuries. We point out some particular aspects of our experience; in the neurosurgical approach to such lesions; we use a ...
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Antrolithiasis in the Frontal Sinus
ORL, 2000A very rare case of sinusitis with antrolithiasis in the left frontal sinus of a 63-year-old male patient is reported. Various conservative treatments had no effect on the decrease of his left frontal pain and of postnasal drip. Neither bacteria nor fungus were detected in the discharge.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1982
To the Editor .—I read with interest the excellent article entitled "Frontal Sinus Ablation by Cranialization: Report of 21 Cases" by Donald that was published in the MarchArchives(1982;108:142-146). This procedure provides a solution to the cosmetic problem of severe frontal sinus trauma.
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To the Editor .—I read with interest the excellent article entitled "Frontal Sinus Ablation by Cranialization: Report of 21 Cases" by Donald that was published in the MarchArchives(1982;108:142-146). This procedure provides a solution to the cosmetic problem of severe frontal sinus trauma.
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2001
Recurrence of frontal sinusitis following external and endoscopic intranasal drainage procedures has been and is presently a challenge to rhinologic surgeons. The complexity of the anatomy, especially with regard to size of the newly created frontal neo-ostium, directly influences long-term success. Frontal sinus stenting is indicated if the neo-ostium
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Recurrence of frontal sinusitis following external and endoscopic intranasal drainage procedures has been and is presently a challenge to rhinologic surgeons. The complexity of the anatomy, especially with regard to size of the newly created frontal neo-ostium, directly influences long-term success. Frontal sinus stenting is indicated if the neo-ostium
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Mucopyocele of the Frontal Sinus
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1976A L, Weber, B D, Sklansky
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