ABSTRACTS FROM THE 1984 MEETING Ocular Anatomy for the Mohs Surgeon
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S FROM THE 1984 MEETING Ocular Anatomy for the Mohs Surgeon Jeffrey A. Binstock, M.D. San Francisco, Medical School University of California, The anatomy of the orbital area was reviewed with emphasis on the eyelids, lacrimal system, and orbital septum. The orbicularis oculus muscle, the insertion of its superficial and deep heads onto the anterior and posterior lacrimal crests, and its intimate relation with the nasal lacrimal sac were detailed. Also, the vascular and nerve supply of the region was addressed, as were suggestions for adequate regional anesthesia. Microscopically Controlled Surgery for Periorbital Melanoma: Fixed-Tissue and FreshTissue Techniques Frederic E. Mohs, M.D. University Hospital and Clinics, Madison, Wisconsin With conventional surgery, wide and deep excision of melanoma is needed to give reasonable assurance of eradicating not only the possible "silent" outgrowths from the clinically observed melanoma, but also the possible clinically invisible satellites in the peritumoral lymphatics. Microscopically controlled surgery, on the other hand, assures eradication of the melanoma and its unpredictable ramifications. Since it does not disturb possible satellites, the usual wide extra margin that is surgically removed in an attempt to encompass them is not needed. If any undetectable satellites should be present, they have not been disturbed or dissemiI. Dermatol. Surg. Oncol. 11:4 April 1985 429
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تاریخ انتشار 2008