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See Latest ArticlesA modified frontal–nasal–orbital approach to midline lesions of the anterior cranial fossa and skull base: technical note with case illustrations
Neurosurgical Review, 09/08/09
Raza SM et al. – The frontal–nasal–orbital craniotomy is a useful technique for midline lesions of the anterior skull base, and it should be in the armamentarium of neurological surgeons.
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