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World Journal of Surgery, 2007
AbstractBackgroundMucocele of the appendix is an infrequent event, representing 0.3%–0.7% of appendiceal pathology and 8% of appendiceal tumors. It is characterized by a located or diffuse distension of the appendix with a mucus‐filled lumen.Materials and MethodsWe describe 35 cases of mucocele of the appendix diagnosed at Ramón y Cajal Hospital ...
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AbstractBackgroundMucocele of the appendix is an infrequent event, representing 0.3%–0.7% of appendiceal pathology and 8% of appendiceal tumors. It is characterized by a located or diffuse distension of the appendix with a mucus‐filled lumen.Materials and MethodsWe describe 35 cases of mucocele of the appendix diagnosed at Ramón y Cajal Hospital ...
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1975
A survey of natural mucoceles revealed that there were two types, namely, extravasation and retention, and that extravasation mucocceles occurred most often in younger patients and in the lower lip, whereas retention mucoceles occurred most often in older patients and elsewhere in the mouth.
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A survey of natural mucoceles revealed that there were two types, namely, extravasation and retention, and that extravasation mucocceles occurred most often in younger patients and in the lower lip, whereas retention mucoceles occurred most often in older patients and elsewhere in the mouth.
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1973
Mucoceles occur when communication between the sinus and the nose is obstructed. The surgical management is to reestablish adequate drainage without producing either cosmetic or functional deformity. This is accomplished by the external brow approach and the removal of the anterior ethmoidal cells for drainage.
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Mucoceles occur when communication between the sinus and the nose is obstructed. The surgical management is to reestablish adequate drainage without producing either cosmetic or functional deformity. This is accomplished by the external brow approach and the removal of the anterior ethmoidal cells for drainage.
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min - Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery, 1973
C, Arseni, M, Chitescu, C, Cioloca
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C, Arseni, M, Chitescu, C, Cioloca
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