The supraorbital keyhole approach is a frequently used approach for anterior skull base tumors such as meningiomas. This approach has emerged as a valuable technique in neurosurgery for its minimally invasive nature and direct access to intracranial lesions through a small eyebrow incision. Traditional approaches utilizing rigid retractors have been associated with soft tissue trauma and prolonged operative times. Recent innovations in retractor-less techniques and specialized micro instruments have been developed to improve surgical precision by reducing tissue disruption and enhancing patient outcomes.
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