The endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematization
Objective: To describe the application of video-assisted surgery toremove dermoid cysts in the frontal and periorbital areas. Methods:From 1994 to 2005, 13 children were submitted to this procedure.Two 0.5-cm scalp incisions were placed 1 cm behind the frontalhairline; the incisions were 3-cm apart....
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doaj-4c820bb8f04e4ddd85ccc4626906080f2020-11-24T21:20:05ZengInstituto Israelita de Ensino e Pesquisa Albert EinsteinEinstein (São Paulo)1679-45082006-09-0143203206The endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematizationJaime AngerObjective: To describe the application of video-assisted surgery toremove dermoid cysts in the frontal and periorbital areas. Methods:From 1994 to 2005, 13 children were submitted to this procedure.Two 0.5-cm scalp incisions were placed 1 cm behind the frontalhairline; the incisions were 3-cm apart. A subperiosteal dissectionwas performed to reach the tumor. The cyst was removed underdirect vision. Results: All lesions were completely removed. Theoperative time did not exceed 60 minutes. The tumors measured1 to 3 cm in diameter. There were no complications and theaesthetic result was considered satisfactory without visible scars.Conclusions: The video-assisted approach to pediatric dermoidcysts in the face is effective and results in no visible facial scars.It is a safe procedure. Direct vision excision assures completeremoval of the tumor.http://www.einstein.br/revista/arquivos/PDF/350-Einstein%20vol4%20n3_203.pdfDermoid cyst/surgeryOrbital neoplasms/surgeryFacial neoplasms/surgeryVideo-assisted surgery/methods |
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The endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematization |
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The endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematization |
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The endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematization |
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The endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematization |
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The endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematization |
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endoscopic approach to remove dermoid cysts in the face: the surgical technique sistematization |
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Instituto Israelita de Ensino e Pesquisa Albert Einstein |
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Einstein (São Paulo) |
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2006-09-01 |
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Objective: To describe the application of video-assisted surgery toremove dermoid cysts in the frontal and periorbital areas. Methods:From 1994 to 2005, 13 children were submitted to this procedure.Two 0.5-cm scalp incisions were placed 1 cm behind the frontalhairline; the incisions were 3-cm apart. A subperiosteal dissectionwas performed to reach the tumor. The cyst was removed underdirect vision. Results: All lesions were completely removed. Theoperative time did not exceed 60 minutes. The tumors measured1 to 3 cm in diameter. There were no complications and theaesthetic result was considered satisfactory without visible scars.Conclusions: The video-assisted approach to pediatric dermoidcysts in the face is effective and results in no visible facial scars.It is a safe procedure. Direct vision excision assures completeremoval of the tumor. |
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Dermoid cyst/surgery Orbital neoplasms/surgery Facial neoplasms/surgery Video-assisted surgery/methods |
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