Conjunctival Cysts of the Orbit Following Enucleation
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2015, Canadian Journal of OphthalmologyCitation Excerpt :Conjunctival cysts can also develop spontaneously without surgery or trauma, or result from sequestration of conjunctival epithelium during embryonic development.11,22 Many surgical techniques have been reported, including simple excision,8,15,23 excision after visualization of the cyst using various dyes,5,6,8,23–25 needling with a syringe,7,8,23 treatment using a laser such as a Nd:YAG laser8,23,26 or an argon laser,7,8,23,27,28 cauterizing the cyst using thermal cautery7,17 or various chemicals,9,14,16,29 and cryotherapy. However, these surgical techniques introduce certain disadvantages, including prolonged operation time, suture-related complications, damage to surrounding tissues, and the risk for recurrence (Table 1).
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