Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke · 2001
[Resection of malignant tumors involving the anterior cranial fossa].
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Boysen M, Due-Tønnesen B, Helseth E, Langmoen I A, Lindegaard K F, Sorteberg W, Bakke S J, Aaløkken T M
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The craniofacial approach has greatly facilitated resections of tumours involving the base of the anterior cranial fossa when compared to either the transcranial or transfacial approach alone.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: This approach was used in 11 patients with malignant tumours localized to the ethmoid sinus, orbit and bone or soft tissue of the base of the anterior part of the skull. By combining a low frontal or frontolateral craniotomy with resection of the facial skull, en bloc resections were accomplished. A frontogaleal periostal flap or a muscle flap from the temporal muscle was used to replace resected bone and to seal the skull base.
RESULTS: There were no peri- or postoperative deaths. One patient died due to local recurrence, one patient is alive with residual tumour six years after surgery, and one is reoperated due to local recurrence. In addition one patient developed recurrence of a previously treated tumour of the maxillary sinus. Two patients developed meningitis and one pneumocephalus postoperatively. One patient has partial loss of vision and two patients underwent dacryocystorhinostomy due to epiphora.
INTERPRETATION: The planning and execution of this type of surgery requires close interaction in an interdisciplinary team, in particular between neurosurgeon and head and neck surgeon.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: This approach was used in 11 patients with malignant tumours localized to the ethmoid sinus, orbit and bone or soft tissue of the base of the anterior part of the skull. By combining a low frontal or frontolateral craniotomy with resection of the facial skull, en bloc resections were accomplished. A frontogaleal periostal flap or a muscle flap from the temporal muscle was used to replace resected bone and to seal the skull base.
RESULTS: There were no peri- or postoperative deaths. One patient died due to local recurrence, one patient is alive with residual tumour six years after surgery, and one is reoperated due to local recurrence. In addition one patient developed recurrence of a previously treated tumour of the maxillary sinus. Two patients developed meningitis and one pneumocephalus postoperatively. One patient has partial loss of vision and two patients underwent dacryocystorhinostomy due to epiphora.
INTERPRETATION: The planning and execution of this type of surgery requires close interaction in an interdisciplinary team, in particular between neurosurgeon and head and neck surgeon.