The Utility of a “Second-Look” Debridement Following Endonasal Skull Base Surgery in the Pediatric Population

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RT @JNLSReports: 🧒Do children benefit from second-look sinonasal debridement after #endonasal #skullbase surgery? This multicenter #retros…

RT @JNLSReports: 🧒Do children benefit from second-look sinonasal debridement after #endonasal #skullbase surgery? This multicenter #retros…

🧒Do children benefit from second-look sinonasal debridement after #endonasal #skullbase surgery? This multicenter #retrospective cohort shows it may be warranted in those ≤12 yo or w/ pedicled flap recon: https://t.co/qIrgNJ2LuK #JNLSB #otolaryngology #p

RT @StanfordOHNS: Kicking off Spring strong with a new publication from #stanfordohns Rhinology Division, @stanfordnsurg, and @Penn_ENT led…

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