Experimental study of the behavior of adipose tissue within the frontal sinus of the dog. Clinical experimental with a new quick-setting material. PMid:14660914Įppley B, Hollier L, Stal S. Canal wall reconstruction with mimix hydroxyapatite cement: Results in an animal model and case study. Biomaterials for use in frontal sinus obliteration. PMid:1537220ĭ'Addario M, Haug RH, Talwar RM. Cra¬nial fractures associated with facial fractures: a review of mechanism, type, and severity of injury. Haug RH, Adams JM, Conforti PJ, Likavec MJ. Principles of oral and maxillofacial surgery. Management of fractures of the frontal bone and sinus. Critical computed tomographic diagnostic cri¬teria for frontal sinus fractures. Stanwix MG, Nam AJ, Manson PN, Mirvis S, Rodri¬guez ED.
Twenty-six-year experience treating frontal sinus fractures: a novel algorithm based on anatomical fracture pattern and failure of conventional techniques. Rodriguez ED, Stanwix MG, Nam AJ, St Hilaire H, Sim¬mons OP, Christy MR et al. 30- year retrospective review of frontal sinus fractures: The charity hospital experience. Xie C, Mehendale N, Barrett D, Bui CJ, Metzinger SE. CONCLUSION: Autogenous abdominal fat graft appears to be a successful obliteration material in the frontal sinus cavity and is beneficial in fractures of the anterior table. Radiographic follow-up revealed uneventful healing of the abdominal fat grafts with no abnormality detected in the sinus cavity throughout the whole postoperative period. There were two cases however that showed infection. RESULTS: Clinical follow-up showed no cerebrospinal fluid leak, no postoperative infection or wound dehiscence in 18 cases. Computerized tomography (CT) radiographic evaluations were carried out immediately and 12 months postoperatively to evaluate any uneventful healing of the graft. Post-operatively, patients were clinically evaluated for any signs or symptoms of intracranial infections, wound dehiscence, sinus affections, or aesthetic deformity.
All sinuses were obliterated using autogenous abdominal fat graft. PATIENTS AND METHODS: This study was carried out on 20 patients having anterior table fracture of their frontal sinuses indicated for sinus obliteration. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department, Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine, Cairo University, Cairoįrontal sinus fractures, Frontal sinus obliteration, Abdominal fat graft AbstractīACKGROUND: Frontal sinus fractures have always been unique because of the controversy surrounding their ideal treatment protocol and the fatal complications that could follow if the wrong treatment opts.ĪIM: The purpose of this study was to assess clinically and radiographically frontal sinus obliteration technique utilising autogenous abdominal fat graft. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department, Nasser Institute Hospital, Cairo
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