Reconstructive options following orbital exenteration : Current Opinion in Otolaryngology &
Head and Neck Surgery Reconstructive options following orbital exenteration : Current Opinion …

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 …

Orbital exenteration (OE) is a radical operation associated with significant psychosocial
disability and functional impairment. Indications for OE include primary tumors of the eye …

Background: The authors' goal was to describe an algorithm for surgical reconstruction and
prosthetic rehabilitation after orbital exenteration. Methods: A review of 79 patients who …

Background Orbital reconstruction following oncologic midface resection is uniquely
challenging, and makes critical contributions to patient aesthetics, function, and identity …

It is well established that in primary cancer of the maxillary sinus, more cures are obtained if
the orbital contents are removed along with the partial maxillectomy, Case I, figure 1A …

Restoration of facial symmetry is the goal in rehabilitation of an orbit disfigured by trauma or
tumor extirpation. Successful rehabilitation may require replacement of repositioning of the …

Objective: Orbital exenteration (OE) is an infrequently performed operation involving the
surgical excision of the globe, extraocoular muscles, and orbital fat. The most common …

Orbital exenteration (OE) is considered to be a mutilating surgical procedure reserved for
relentlessly progressive neoplastic disorders or extensive facial trauma with unfavourable …

The three-dimensional complexity of the orbit represents a challenge to even the most
accomplished reconstructive surgeon. Reconstruction of the orbit after trauma or tumor …