Add to ORKGFor chronic sinusitis surgery, the Draf III approach provides a common median drainage pathway for bilateral frontal sinuses from orbit to orbit. The Draf IIb provides unilateral drainage from orbit to septum. In several cases, inclusion of the nasal and
Purpose of review: Despite the impressive evolutions in endoscopic endonasal approaches and instrume...
Background: This study was designed to evaluate the extent of restenosis that occurs after an endosc...
Frontal sinus surgery represents a complicated challenge in sinonasal surgery, due to its proper ana...
For chronic sinusitis surgery, the Draf III approach provides a common median drainage pathway for b...
ObjectivesDraf IIb approach provides wide, unilateral access to the frontal sinus. This approach can...
Type III frontal sinusotomy: surgical technique, indications, outcomes, a multi-university retrospec...
Draf type III is one of the advanced endonasal endoscopic surgeries for the frontal sinus. It was po...
Background: The management of frontal sinus disease still remains a challenging issue for rhinologis...
OBJECTIVE: The Draf III (modified endoscopic Lothrop) has been proposed to extend the endonasal tran...
In recent decades, the ever-expanding use of endoscopes and development of dedicated instrumentation...
Background: The modified endoscopic Lothrop (MELP) or Draf III procedure can provide extended endosc...
Frontal sinus has complex anatomy and is the most difficult sinus to dissect under the nasal endosco...
Purpose of review: Despite the impressive evolutions in endoscopic endonasal approaches and instrume...
Background: This study was designed to evaluate the extent of restenosis that occurs after an endosc...
Frontal sinus surgery represents a complicated challenge in sinonasal surgery, due to its proper ana...
For chronic sinusitis surgery, the Draf III approach provides a common median drainage pathway for b...
ObjectivesDraf IIb approach provides wide, unilateral access to the frontal sinus. This approach can...
Type III frontal sinusotomy: surgical technique, indications, outcomes, a multi-university retrospec...
Draf type III is one of the advanced endonasal endoscopic surgeries for the frontal sinus. It was po...
Background: The management of frontal sinus disease still remains a challenging issue for rhinologis...
OBJECTIVE: The Draf III (modified endoscopic Lothrop) has been proposed to extend the endonasal tran...
In recent decades, the ever-expanding use of endoscopes and development of dedicated instrumentation...
Background: The modified endoscopic Lothrop (MELP) or Draf III procedure can provide extended endosc...
Frontal sinus has complex anatomy and is the most difficult sinus to dissect under the nasal endosco...
Purpose of review: Despite the impressive evolutions in endoscopic endonasal approaches and instrume...
Background: This study was designed to evaluate the extent of restenosis that occurs after an endosc...
Frontal sinus surgery represents a complicated challenge in sinonasal surgery, due to its proper ana...