Abstract
Management of frontal sinus and anterior skull base injuries can be complex. Accurate diagnosis and meticulous surgical technique are required to obtain optimal surgical results. This chapter reviews key anatomy, pathophysiology, and surgical techniques used for management of these injuries. Controversies in surgical decision-making are thoroughly discussed, and a systematic treatment algorithm is presented.
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