Abstract

Sinogenic Intracranial Infections (SIIs) are severe complications stemming from sinusitis in children. This article examines the role of Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (ESS) in managing SIIs in pediatric patients. We conducted a comprehensive review of clinical studies, case reports, and surgical outcomes from various medical centers treating children with SIIs. The findings suggest that early intervention through ESS can significantly improve microbiological outcomes, reduce complication rates, and enhance clinical recovery. The analysis indicates that timely surgical intervention is crucial in mitigating the severity of SIIs, thus reducing morbidity and mortality in this vulnerable population.