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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the complications of anterior craniofacial
resection for the neoplasms of invading the anterior cranial base and the effectiveness of
anterior craniofacial resection on local control and survival.
We analyzed clinical experience of 19 patients with anterior skull base lesions
retrospectively, who underwent anterior craniofacial resection between January 1991 and
November 1997 at the Department of Neurosurgery joining with Otolaryngology.
Seventeen cases were malignant tumor. The spectrum of disease included
esthesioneuroblastoma(7 patients), squamous cell carcinoma(4 patients), malignant
teratoma(2 patients), and others were malignant melanoma, undifferented cell carcinoma,
osteogenic sarcoma. Ewing's sarcoma. Two patients had ossifying fibroma. There was
no operative mortality. The complications occurred in 11 cases(58£¥). Patients with
complications included six cases of infection, two with CSF leak. Others were transient
impairment of mental status, pneumocephalus and transient diplopia. In six cases with
infection, two case of osteomyelitis were managed by surgical removal of infected bone
flap, the others were controlled conservatively without any sequelae.
The overall survival rate for malignant tumor at 14 months is 53£¥. There was a
trend to decreased survival time in regard of tumor invasion to the bone, the dura, and
the parenchyme. Presence of orbital invasion showed significant influence on survival
time.
Anterior craniofacial resection is a relatively safe procedure for surgical management
of tumors involving the anterior skull base with or without intracranial invasion.

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Anterior craniofacial resection; tumors; Complication; Survival;

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