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  • Book
    [edited by] Hans-J. Welkoborsky, Burkhard Wiechens, Michael L. Hinni.
    Contents:
    Topographical anatomy of the orbit / A. Schmiedl
    Pathophysiological aspects of the orbit / H.-J. Welkoborsky and T. Kraft
    Clinical examination in patients with orbital diseases
    Imaging of the orbit
    Diseases of the eyelids and the eye
    Orbital complications
    Endocrine orbitopathy
    Traumatology and traumatic optic neuropathy
    Pathology of the orbit
    Orbital malformations / Paul Schumann, Harald Essig, and Martin Rücker
    Tumors of the orbit and the eye
    Tumors of the fronto-orbital skull base, the optic nerves, and the intracranial optic pathways / I.E. Sandalcioglu and U. Sure
    Intraconal orbital tumors / Michael L. Hinni, Devyani Lal, and Karel De Leeuw
    Radiotherapy of orbital diseases / H. Christiansen and R.M. Hermann
    Surgery of the lacrimal drainage system
    Lid surgery in orbital disorders / M.A. Varde and B. Wiechens
    Anesthesiological aspects of orbit surgery / Jan-Peter A.H. Jantzen and Bernd Schwefler
    Surgical approaches to the orbit
    Reconstructive orbital surgery / N.C. Gellrich and M. Rana.
    Digital Access
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    Thieme MedOne Ophthalmology
    2017
    Thieme MedOne Otolaryngology
    2017
  • Article
    Feldmann H.
    Laryngol Rhinol Otol (Stuttg). 1978 May;57(5):373-8.
    An osteoplastic modification of the Caldwell-Luc operation is described. Starting from two small drill holes a quadrangular lid is cut out of the anterior wall of the maxillary sinus using the reciprocating micro-saw after Feldmann. This allows adequate access to the cavity as in the classic procedure. If required the window can be extended in the superior medial angle with rongeurs. After completing the operation within the cavity the osseous lid is reimplanted and fixed with 3 sutures of chromic catgut, which are threaded through small drill holes. By this prodecure prolapse of fat into the sinus is prevented, postoperative closure of the antral nasal window is less likely to occur, the bony structure of the maxilla is restored. Keeping of the reimplant presents no problem. Sequestration or other complications have not been encountered either in suppurative or in polypous sinusitis.
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