hemangiopericitoma de órbita orbital hemangiopericytoma

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Abstract
Objetivo: Descrever um raro caso de hemangiopericitoma orbital. Métodos: Relato de caso de associação entre hemangipericitoma orbital e blefaroptose. Resultados: A exérese da neoplasia normalizou o posicionamento palpebral. Conclusões: Lesões orbitais anteriores são causas de blefaroptose por compressão do músculo elevador palpebral.
Purpose: To describe a rare case of orbital hemangiope- ricytoma. Methods: Case report of an association of blepha-roptosis with orbital hemangiopericytoma. Results: When the lesion was surgically removed the position of the upper eyelid returned to normal. Conclusions: Anterior orbital lesions can lead to blepharoptosis by compression of the levator palpebrae muscle.
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Authors ;Ana Paula Ximenes Alves;Paulo Roberto Félix;Antonio Augusto Velasco e Cruz
Journal introducing innodb cluster: learning the mysql high availability stack
Year 2001
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10.1590/S0004-27492001000200014
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