Exenteration of the orbit is a disfiguring and destructive procedure; it is generally performed
for orbital malignancies and often provides a significant reconstructive challenge. Our …

PURPOSE: Orbital exenteration is a disfiguring procedure that results in a significant
deformity which poses a reconstructive challenge, especially in elderly patients with …

Background Orbital exenteration is a surgical procedure which typically involves removal of
the entire contents of the orbit including the periorbit, appendages, eyelids and, sometimes …

Background Orbital exenteration is a disfiguring procedure reserved for life-threatening
malignancies. This study examines the clinical course and outcomes of a large series of …

Purpose Orbital exenteration is a disfiguring surgery. The surgery is mostly performed for
advanced neoplasms of the eyelid in an attempt to achieve cure with tumor free margins …

Objective This study aims to evaluate malignant and benign diseases that lead to orbital
exenteration. Patients From December 1999 to September 2017, patients undergoing orbital …

OBJECTIVE: Orbital exenteration has long been the oncologic standard for malignant
craniofacial lesions that invade the periorbita/orbit from adjacent locations. Although …

Purpose Orbital exenteration is a disfiguring surgical procedure that requires thoughtful
reconstruction. Patients and Methods We analyzed all cases of orbital exenteration done in …

Extended orbital exenteration includes the removal of orbital contents together with the
surrounding orbital wall (s). Skin cancers (basal cell cancer and squamous cell skin cancer) …

Background Orbital exenteration presents a challenge to the reconstructive surgeon. Defects
may be treated with split skin grafts, local advancement flaps, or free flap coverage. There …