Comparison of Clinical Value in the Use of the Fascia Lata and Temporal Muscle Fascia in the Reconstruction of the Dura in the Sellar Region

This intervention involves the harvesting of fascia lata from the thigh and its use in reconstructing the skull base defect following endoscopic endonasal surgery for sellar region pathology. The graft is extracted from the left thigh, and standard reconstruction techniques are employed to ensure optimal healing and functionality of the skull base. Postoperative monitoring includes assessments of donor site pain, incidence of complications, and overall recovery using standardized measures.

This intervention involves the harvesting of temporal muscle fascia from the temporal region of the head and its use in reconstructing the skull base defect following endoscopic endonasal surgery for sellar region pathology. The graft is extracted from the left temporal region, and standard reconstruction techniques are employed to ensure optimal healing and functionality of the skull base. Postoperative monitoring includes assessments of donor site pain, incidence of complications, and overall recovery using standardized measures.