Long-term effectiveness of a reconstructive protocol using the nasoseptal flap after endoscopic skull base surgery

Authors

Edward D. McCoul, Weill Cornell Medical College
Vijay K. Anand, Weill Cornell Medical College
Ameet Singh, George Washington UniversityFollow
Gurston G. Nyquist, Weill Cornell Medical College
Madeleine R. Schaberg, Weill Cornell Medical College
Theodore H. Schwartz, Weill Cornell Medical College

Document Type

Response or Comment

Publication Date

1-2014

Journal

World Neurosurgery

Volume

Volume 81, Issue 1

Inclusive Pages

136-143

Keywords

Endoscopy--methods; Nasal Septum--surgery; Neurosurgical Procedures--methods; Reconstructive Surgical Procedures--methods; Skull Base--surgery; Surgical Flaps--adverse effects

Comments

Comment in

Reconstructing the "skull base" divide. [World Neurosurg. 2014]

APA Citation

McCoul, E.D., Anand, V.K., Singh, A., Nyquist, G.G., Schaberg, M.R. et al. (2014). Long-term effectiveness of a reconstructive protocol using the nasoseptal flap after endoscopic skull base surgery. World Neurosurgery, 81(1), 136-143.

Peer Reviewed

1