Rev. Bras. . vol.73 número5 en a16v73n5

A wide middle meatal antrostomy is usually suf fi cient in patients with normal movement of dye. These patients usu- ally have normal maxillary sinus mucosa, and their

surgical techniques used to approach and repair the SSCD include the middle cranial fossa approach, the transmastoid approach, the endoscopic-assisted middle cranial fossa ap-

The objective of this study is to review a series of temporal bone studies related to cochlear implantation through the middle fossa and the results obtained by different

The significant maxillary width/nasal width ratio value shows transverse growth of the nasal cavity and control of maxillary constriction, which are im- portant for dental

Conclusions: Rapid maxillary expansion (RME) provided a significant expansion in all the structures of the nasomaxillary complex (nasal cavity, oropharynx, right and left

Considering complete primary resection, primary success and recurrence outcomes when comparing the endoscopic approach with the surgical approach for the treatment of

This was made up of a surgical excision of the entire mandible and the maxillary tumor, with a margin (right hemimandibulectomy + partial resection of the

Cochleostomies were performed through the middle cranial fossa approach in the most superficial portion of the basal turn of the cochlea, using the meatal plane and the