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Transfacial Surgical Treatment and Anthropometric Considerations of Frontoethmoidal Meningoencephaloceles
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Whereas MeningoencephalocelesCranial Bony DefectNeuroanatomyTransfacial Surgical TreatmentFacial BonesMorphologyReconstructive SurgerySkull Base SurgerySurgeryAnatomyCentral Nervous SystemCraniofacial SurgeryMedicineCraniofacial DisorderPlastic SurgerySkull Base
Meningoencephaloceles and meningoceles are projections of the meninges with or without cerebral tissue, respectively, through a cranial bony defect. Generally, meningoceles are soft and depressible, whereas meningoencephaloceles are solid and pulsatile. They can present through the calvarium or facial bones.