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16 combines the advantages of all these approaches in one craniotomy. This approach expos- es the entire temporal lobe in order to offer the transylvian and The orbitozygomatic approach provides wide, multidirectional access to the anterior and middle cranial fossae, as well as to the upper third of the posterior fossa surgery via a combined frontotemporal-orbitozygomatic approach to address tumors of the sphenoid wing, cavemous sinus,and orbit. Nineteen ofthe patients The orbitozygomatic (OZ) approach is an extension of the basic frontotemporal (FT) approach, which is asso- ciated with an OZ osteotomy and eventually with zy The orbitozygomatic craniotomy has been developed and modified over the last three decades, and has become a quintessent RESULTS: The two-piece COZ approach provides the removal of a considerable amount of orbital roof and lateral wall and the craniotomy can safely be extended described the orbitozygomatic approach to the ante- rior and middle cranial fossae as well as to the upper third of the clivus and posterior fossa. Since then Since the method for a supraorbital craniotomy was redefined by Jane et al.,19 the orbitozygomatic approach has been the “work horse” of skull base surgery. the orbitozygomatic approach ideal for extradural approaches to the cavernous sinus and anterior petrous apex. ? Surgical Anatomy. The frontal branch of theJan 1, 2015 -