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(A,B) Orbital CT scan:tumor eroding the bone.
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(A,B) Surgical approach with the resection of the lateral orbital wall and completely removed tumor with a preserved eyeball.
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With written informed consent of the patient, under general anesthesia, an incision was made in the skin and subcutaneous tissue around the tumor, with adequate surgical margins (Figure 2A). Right eyeball and ocular muscles remained preserved (Figure 2B).
Natural phantom skull model for a titanium mesh.
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(A,B) Eyelids and mild face asymmetry after the surgery.
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A control CT scan was performed without recurrence of the tumor, eye motility was in order, as was the function of eyelids closing (Figure 4).