Upper Face 1 – Anterior/Posterior Table

Clinically Relevant Facial Fracture Reporting Upper Face 1 – Anterior/Posterior Table

Summary

  • Frontal sinus fractures are characterized based on involvement of the anterior table and posterior table.
  • Fracture comminution and displacement are important factors when deciding which fractures need to be repaired.
  • Anterior table fractures can be repaired with mesh or plate/screw fixation to improve cosmetic outcomes.
  • Posterior table fractures can be repaired with frontal sinus cranialization or obliteration to prevent meningitis and treat CSF leak.

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