Abstract

Objective: Although the endonasal approach has gained popularity in recent decades, the open craniofacial resection remains a necessary tool in the management of certain advanced head and neck malignancies. A common cavity between the intracranial/intradural compartment and external facial/sinonasal compartment presents a reconstructive challenge. Separation of these anatomic regions is paramount to prevent intracranial complications and optimize long term rehabilitation. We present a single surgeon experience in the management of combined craniofacial defects performed at a tertiary care facility.

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