reconstrucción de encefalocele frontoetmoidal con injerto de acetábulo

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2014
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Abstract
El encefalocele frontoetmoidal es un defecto congénito del tubo neural caracterizado por una herniación parcial del cerebro y las meninges, a través de un defecto craneal anterior que genera deformidad facial. Se presenta el reporte de un niño de 10 años con un defecto facial en línea media que correspondió a un encefalocele frontoetmoidal. Se realizó corrección quirúrgica acompañado de colocación de injerto de acetábulo, obteniéndose una mejoría estética y anatómica favorable. Este parece ser el primer caso en la literatura en el que se utiliza el injerto de acetábulo para la reconstrucción de un encefalocele frontoetmoidal.
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Authors ;Luis Rafael Moscote Salazar;Hernando Rapahael Alvis Miranda;Gabriel Alcalá Cerra;Héctor Farid Escorcia
Journal european journal of cancer prevention : the official journal of the european cancer prevention organisation (ecp)
Year 2014
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10.15446/revfacmed.v62n2.45422
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