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Horizontal versus vertical scapular free flap reconstructions in total maxillectomies without orbital exenteration-A systematic review and clinical case series. [PDF]
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Comparison of Anatomical Maxillary Sinus Implant and Polydioxanone Sheets in Treatment of Orbital Floor Blowout Fractures: A Retrospective Cohort Study. [PDF]
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Post-traumatic and iatrogenic silent sinus syndrome: a case series. [PDF]
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The 4 F (Fat, Fascia, Fibrin, and Fat) Technique for Skull Base Reconstruction in Endoscopic Transorbital Surgery. [PDF]
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Diagnosis and Management of Enophthalmos
Survey of Ophthalmology, 2007Enophthalmos is a relatively frequent and misdiagnosed clinical sign in orbital diseases. The knowledge of the different etiologies of enophthalmos and its adequate management are important, because in some cases, it could be the first sign revealing a life-threatening disease.
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Ex- and Enophthalmos: General Aspects
, 2023 Abstract Exophthalmos and enophthalmos result from a discrepancy between the bony orbital cavity and its soft tissue contents. Exophthalmos arises when the orbital soft tissues enlarge or neoplasms occupy orbital space. Exophthalmos is more frequent than enophthalmos.
Maarten P Mourits, Mourits Maarten P
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