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Reconstruction of infected skull base defects utilizing free tissue transfer
Hamid R. Djalilian
, Markus Gapany
, Samuel C. Levine
Otolaryngology
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Meningitis
100%
Free Tissue Transfer
100%
Skull Fracture
100%
CSF Leak
75%
Local Infection
50%
Adenocarcinoma
25%
Assure
25%
Resection
25%
Temporal Bone
25%
Facial Nerve
25%
Debridement
25%
Free Flap
25%
Acoustic Neuroma
25%
Gunshot Wound
25%
Labyrinthine Segment
25%
Cholesteatoma
25%
Temporal Bone Resection
25%
Free Tissue
25%
Regional Flap
25%
Mechanical Seal
25%
Myofascial
25%
Translabyrinthine
25%
Rectus Abdominis
25%
Microvascular Free Tissue Transfer
25%
Large Defects
25%
Fat Graft
25%
Complex Infections
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Infection
100%
Meningitis
100%
Free Tissue Graft
100%
Skull Base
100%
Liquorrhea
75%
Temporal Bone
50%
Adenocarcinoma
25%
Debridement
25%
Vestibular Schwannoma
25%
Facial Nerve
25%
Gunshot Injury
25%
Cholesteatoma
25%
Bone Resection
25%