Free Fat Grafts in Endoscopic Skull Base Closure: A Clinical Outcome Analysis

: Autologous fat grafts used for skull base reconstruction demonstrate substantial early postoperative resorption followed by slower progressive volume loss. Recipient anatomical compartment was associated with differences in observed resorption patterns, although this relationship should be interpreted in the context of overlap with surgical approach and limited sample size. These findings may assist in improving interpretation of postoperative imaging by clarifying the expected temporal pattern of fat graft evolution after endoscopic skull base reconstruction.

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Journal of Clinical Medicine
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2026-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm15082987
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Head and Neck Surgical Oncology
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Free Fat Grafts in Endoscopic Skull Base Closure: A Clinical Outcome Analysis

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Free Fat Grafts in Endoscopic Skull Base Closure: A Clinical Outcome Analysis

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: Autologous fat grafts used for skull base reconstruction demonstrate substantial early postoperative resorption followed by slower progressive volume loss. Recipient anatomical compartment was associated with differences in observed resorption patterns, although this relationship should be interpreted in the context of overlap with surgical approach and limited sample size. These findings may assist in improving interpretation of postoperative imaging by clarifying the expected temporal pattern of fat graft evolution after endoscopic skull base reconstruction.

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