Orbital floor fracture management sequence with different reconstruction materials

Background The orbit is formed by the confluence of seven bones classified into an exoskeleton (formed by external portions of the maxilla, zygomatic, and frontal bones) which form the orbital rims and an orbital endoskeleton formed by the internal wall of the lacrimal, palatine, and sphenoid bones1. Orbital floor fractures are common injuries, recorded in […]

Antiarrhythmic management in postoperative pediatric patient for tetrallogy of Fallot correction

Introduction It is of great importance to have early detection of rhythm abnormalities in patients who have undergone heart surgery, as the identification and early treatment reduce morbidity and mortality. Junctional ectopic tachycardia (JET) typically occurs in the immediate postoperative period, especially in patients with congenital heart disease where there was extensive manipulation of the […]

Fever of unknown origin

Introduction In 1868 Carl Reinhold, a German physician and Wunderlich demonstrated the value of measuring body temperature between various diseases1. Later, Sir William Osler published the first edition of Principles and Practices of Medicine in 1892 that included temperature curves for disorders common to that time, such as malaria, recurrent fever, scarlet fever and typhoid […]

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Simultaneous reconstruction after resection of meningiomas of the cranial base that invade the orbit assisted by virtual planning and 3D models. A new proposal

Introduction Meningiomas are the most frequent intracranial neoplasm of non-glial origin of the central nervous system, they are extra axial tumors originated from the meningo endothelial arachnoid cells present in the granulations of Pacchioni or arachnoid granulations, which consist of protrusions of the arachnoid membrane towards the interior of the dural sinuses that cross the […]