Titlebook: Surgery of the Sellar Region and Paranasal Sinuses; M. Samii (Director of Neurosurgical Clinic) Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verla

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76450-9Chirurgie; Keilbein; Nasennebenhöhlen; Operationstechniken; Sella Turcica; pathology; skull base; surgery; s

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Paranasal Sinuses: Anatomical ConsiderationsIn a short overview of the paranasal sinuses it is only possible to point out some anatomical facts and their clinical importance. (For further details see Lang and Oehmann 1976; Lang and Schlehahn 1978; Lang and Haas 1979; Lang and Schäfer 1979; Lang and Papke 1980, 1984; Lang et al. 1979; Lang 1985 a, b, 1988 a, b; Lang 1989).

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Clinical Anatomy of the Sphenoidal SinusThe sphenoidal sinus is an important space for surgical procedures. It is opened in inflammatory diseases of the paranasal sinuses, and the neurosurgeon passes through this sinus in order to reach the hypophyseal region. We report here some characteristics and new measurements of the sphenoidal sinus and hypophyseal region.

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Total Ethmoidectomy for Malignant Tumors of the Anterior Skull Base: 14 Years’ Experience on 62 CaseIn the treatment of ethmoidal cancers by combined rhino-neurosurgical total ethmoidectomy we have 14 years of experience, having treated 62 patients in this way since 1974. This retrospective study describes the evolution of our surgical technique and considers the results obtained according to the histological nature of the tumor.

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Surgical Management of Maxillary Sinus Pathology tumors originating in the oral cavity can involve the maxillary sinuses. The most important diseases of the maxillary sinuses and their surgical therapy are presented here briefly from the maxillofacial point of view.

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Space-Occupying Processes of Paranasal Sinusesd Lasch (1988) detected stage III or IV tumors in 75% of his 61 patients. Since precise diagnosis of these tumors is not always easy, even given the case history and symptoms, a team including an ophthalmologist, a radiologist and a neurologist is needed.

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Ophthalmological Manifestations of Paranasal Sinus Diseasesal. 1986; Wustrow 1965). This explains why the ophthalmologist is often the first to see and to examine such patients. The anatomic basis of ophthalmic complications in paranasal sinus diseases is in the following (Jakobiec and Jones 1986):

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