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European Journal of General Medicine
Medical Investigations Society
ISSN: 1304-3897
Vol. 4, No. 2, 2007, pp. 87-90
Bioline Code: gm07021
Full paper language: English
Document type: Research Article
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European Journal of General Medicine, Vol. 4, No. 2, 2007, pp. 87-90

 en MINIMAL INVASIVE EXCISION OF INTRAORBITAL DERMOID CYST
Atik, Bekir; Tan, Önder; Kaya, Zülküf & Kıroǧlu, A Faruk

Abstract

Orbital dermoid cyst is a rare tumor for which the pathogenesis remains unclear. It is usually located in the lateral side of the orbita, and may also rarely be observed in the intraorbital region. In this cases, aggressive treatment is necessary for the success because recurrence rate is high. But it should work delicately because of the risk of the eye damage. We report three cases with intraorbital dermoid cysts who were successfuly treated by using a minimally invasive surgery. Eye movements and visual functions were normal in all patients. No recurrences or complications appeared postoperatively. We think that it is possible to excise dermoid cysts totally using a classical surgical technique, including an anterior approach, by careful dissection under loupe magnification.

Keywords
Intraorbital, Dermoid Cyst, Non-invasive

 
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