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Frey’s Syndrome Surgical Treatment After Parotidectomy: A Scoping Review

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By Giorgio Barbera, Guido Lobbia, Tommaso Rizzo, Caterina Ottaviano
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Absorbable Haemostatic Artefacts as a Diagnostic Challenge in Postoperative Follow-Up After Oncological Resection in Head and Neck Tumours: Systematic Review of Current Literature and Two Case Reports

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By Giorgio Barbera, Guido Lobbia, Federica Ghiozzi, Alessandra Rovescala
| MDPI
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Orbital Exenteration in Recurrence Cancer: 5 Years Experience

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By Giorgio Barbera, Mattia Todaro, Gianmarco Saponaro, Giulio Gasparini
| MDPI
4. Discussion Simon [5] reported clear tumor margins after orbital exenteration in 23 cases (68%), while positive margins were obtained in 11 cases (32%), in a sample of 34 patients. Total or extended orbital exenteration was performed on 21 patients (62%), and subtotal exenteration with tissue repair was performed on 13 patients (38%). Fleming et al. [6] found that of the 25 available data points, a negative margin was established in 23 patients (92%), with an involved margin in 2 patients (8%).
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