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New England Journal of Medicine, 1975
ALTHOUGH the orbit is not a common site of involvement in most diseases, exophthalmos and other orbital abnormalities are associated with a surprisingly wide variety of systemic and local condition...
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ALTHOUGH the orbit is not a common site of involvement in most diseases, exophthalmos and other orbital abnormalities are associated with a surprisingly wide variety of systemic and local condition...
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1991
Current procedures for Graves' exophthalmos fail to achieve complete correction. The standard orbital decompressions were therefore modified to maximize the degree of volumetric increase behind the axis of the globe. In 15 orbits, the preoperative exophthalmos averaged 9.5 mm, whereas the postoperative exophthalmos was 4.1 mm.
R M, Pearl, L, Vistnes, S, Troxel
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Current procedures for Graves' exophthalmos fail to achieve complete correction. The standard orbital decompressions were therefore modified to maximize the degree of volumetric increase behind the axis of the globe. In 15 orbits, the preoperative exophthalmos averaged 9.5 mm, whereas the postoperative exophthalmos was 4.1 mm.
R M, Pearl, L, Vistnes, S, Troxel
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Exophthalmos in craniostenosis
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1962A short resume of the literature on oxycephaly is presented. A typical case of oxycephaly with marked proptosis is described, with only slight disturbance of vision.
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1935
A symposium on a given subject is really analogous to taking stock. One attempts to determine the present status of the problem. When all has been said, one is sometimes reminded of the light in hell that Milton described as being just bright enough to make the darkness visible.
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A symposium on a given subject is really analogous to taking stock. One attempts to determine the present status of the problem. When all has been said, one is sometimes reminded of the light in hell that Milton described as being just bright enough to make the darkness visible.
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