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Neurosurgery: Skull Base Craniofacial Trauma.
Journal of Neurological Surgery. Part B, Skull Base 2016 October
Much of craniofacial trauma involves the frontal sinuses. Because of its response to injury, the frontal sinus mucosa has an innate ability to develop mucoceles, and if infected, mucopyocoeles. This article presents a therapeutic algorithm for all forms of craniofacial trauma with concentration on the most severe injury-the through and through fracture and its surgical remediation.
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