Dermoid tumor in ocular orbit newborn

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Published: Jan 15, 2015
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21676/2389783X.1399
Keywords:
dermoid cyst, eye enucleation, infant newborn, magnetic resonance imaging, teratoma
Dermoid tumor in ocular orbit newborn

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Juan Vives-Restrepo
Universidad del Magdalena
Manuel Ortega-Tobías
Universidad del Magdalena
Luis Fernández-López
Universidad del Magdalena
María Palma-Acosta
Universidad del Magdalena

Abstract

A case report of a newborn patient with a DC located in right orbit, whit research of the medical literature review of the presentation of DC. Descriptive and case report. Methodology: the presentation of the case patient and a review of the literature of the affected population and intervened, and the approach to the pathological component of the disease.The majority of dermoid cysts seen in ophthalmic practice is superficial and present in early childhood as discrete swellings in the brow or eyelid. In de Dermoids there are a good prognostic and is better is treatment early.

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Vives-Restrepo, J., Ortega-Tobías, M., Fernández-López, L., & Palma-Acosta, M. (2015). Dermoid tumor in ocular orbit newborn. Duazary, 12(1), 59–63. https://doi.org/10.21676/2389783X.1399
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Vol. 12 No. 1 (2015): (January – June)
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Clinical report 
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