Henry Rowshan, DDS, MAJ, USA Guest Editor Dale A. Baur, DDS, MD Guest Editor From the first days of our residency training as oral and maxillofacial surgeons, we are taught…

In the field of craniofacial surgery, different surgical methods for treating skull-base lesions have evolved. A thorough understanding of the microsurgical and functional anatomy of the anterior skull base is…

Approximately 5% of patients presenting to a level 1 trauma center in the United States will have sustained basilar skull injuries. The etiology of frontobasilar trauma is variable but is…

For more than 1 hundred years, lesions and disorders of the skull base have provided significant challenges to neurosurgeons, otolaryngologists, and craniofacial surgeons for many reasons. Lesions of the skull…

Use of incisions that minimize visible scars is an important principle of craniomaxillofacial surgery. To accomplish this goal, the coronal incision and scalp flap are frequently used during combined craniomaxillofacial…

Craniosynostosis and the abnormalities associated with this clinical entity pose significant challenges to the treating craniofacial and neurosurgeons caring for patients with these conditions. Ever since Lannelongue first introduced the…