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IN 1946 the late Dr. H. P. Mosher in his lecture, "My Milestones,"1 reviewed the situation as it then existed and summarized the various technics then used in frontal-sinus surgery. He commented, "during my term at the Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary, the frontal sinus operations by various members of the staff including my own, were the least satisfactory of all of the sinus operations."At that time the standard procedures were directed toward providing drainage from the frontal sinus, either by an intranasal anterior ethmoidectomy and amputation of the anterior tip of the middle turbinate, if the obstruction to . . .
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Robert L. Goodale (1963) studied this question.