Acta neurochirurgica · 2021
Combined biportal unilateral endoscopic endonasal and endoscopic anterior transmaxillary approach for resection of lesions involving the infratemporal fossa.
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Martinez-Perez Rafael, Aref Mohammed, Ramakhrisnan Vijay, Youssef A Samy
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BACKGROUND: Approaching tumors involving the infratemporal fossa (ITF) is technically challenging due to the complex relationships between several neurovascular structures and the deep-seated location of these lesions.
METHODS: The authors describe in detail a minimally invasive approach to the ITF, consisting on a single-nostril endoscopic endonasal transmaxillary approach aided by an anterior transmaxillary port (EEA-ATMa). Anatomical landmarks and surgical tenets of this approach are highlighted and reviewed with the goal to guarantee successful tumor resection and avoid operative complications.
CONCLUSION: The EEA-ATMa is technically feasible and offers excellent surgical exposure to the anterior and lateral aspect of ITF, without the need of transecting the Vidian nerve or performing a wide septectomy.
METHODS: The authors describe in detail a minimally invasive approach to the ITF, consisting on a single-nostril endoscopic endonasal transmaxillary approach aided by an anterior transmaxillary port (EEA-ATMa). Anatomical landmarks and surgical tenets of this approach are highlighted and reviewed with the goal to guarantee successful tumor resection and avoid operative complications.
CONCLUSION: The EEA-ATMa is technically feasible and offers excellent surgical exposure to the anterior and lateral aspect of ITF, without the need of transecting the Vidian nerve or performing a wide septectomy.