Radiologic Evidence of Delayed Frontal Sinus Disease After Feminizing Frontal Cranioplasty

FFC is a relatively safe procedure with low risk for frontal sinus-related complications within the first 6 years after surgery. Continued surveillance should be considered to detect serious frontal sinus pathology that may develop beyond this timeframe.

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Otolaryngology
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2026-01-29
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1002/ohn.70144
Primary Topic
Nasal Surgery and Airway Studies
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Radiologic Evidence of Delayed Frontal Sinus Disease After Feminizing Frontal Cranioplasty

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Abstract

FFC is a relatively safe procedure with low risk for frontal sinus-related complications within the first 6 years after surgery. Continued surveillance should be considered to detect serious frontal sinus pathology that may develop beyond this timeframe.

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