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Multidisciplinary expertise is key to removing tumors in the orbital apex and posterior intraconal space
A unique approach provides long-lasting results with minimal impact on the disease state
For patients who had been told they didn’t have any treatment options, selective neuromyectomy is a welcome development
Minimally invasive procedure allows surgeons to remove orbital and intracranial tumors without the need for a craniotomy
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A reduction in the number of incisions for implantation simplifies the procedure and improves patient experience
Although tinnitus is not mentioned as an direct symptom of COVID-19, anecdotal reports from patients raise some questions
Transoral robotic surgery enters a new era
New innovations improve treatment of this rare disease
How to talk to patients about the importance of routine dental care during pregnancy
Schwannoma of the lacrimal nerve threatened right eye blindness
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