Abstract：Objective To summarize the research progress on orbitozygomatic approach of different bone pieces.Methods To consult and analyze recent studies of orbitozygomatic approach from Wanfang, CNKI, Pubmed and other databases.Results Orbitozygomatic approach can be divided into one-piece, two-piece and three-piece orbitozygomatic approach, and three-piece orbitozygomatic approach has been widely used at present, which is easy to operate, under the premise of providing effective exposure, and increases the surgical flexibility.Conclusions The evolution of orbitozygomatic approach fully reflects the progress of related applications with the anatomy of the skull base surgery, from the traditional concept of pursuit excessive removal of the skull and lesion to balance security, changes in appearance and quality of life in patients with minimally invasive concept.
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