The swinging upper eyelid approach for large encapsulated intraconal masses presenting superolateral to the optic nerve (U-Swing)

The U-Swing approach provides a horizontally expandable surgical window that allows safe removal of a large, encapsulated intraconal mass, superolateral to the optic nerve with low morbidity and rapid recovery.

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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.1080/01676830.2024.2420740
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Meningioma and schwannoma management
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The swinging upper eyelid approach for large encapsulated intraconal masses presenting superolateral to the optic nerve (U-Swing)

Moataz Montasser, Heba Nabil Sabry, Hesham A. Ibrahim
Orbit
Meningioma and schwannoma management
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The swinging upper eyelid approach for large encapsulated intraconal masses presenting superolateral to the optic nerve (U-Swing)

Moataz Montasser, Heba Nabil Sabry, Hesham A. Ibrahim
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Abstract

The U-Swing approach provides a horizontally expandable surgical window that allows safe removal of a large, encapsulated intraconal mass, superolateral to the optic nerve with low morbidity and rapid recovery.

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The swinging upper eyelid approach for large encapsulated intraconal masses presenting superolateral to the optic nerve (U-Swing) — Moataz Montasser, Heba Nabil Sabry, et al. · Orbit (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS