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ORBITAL DECOMPRESSION IN CRANIOFACIAL DYSOSTOSIS (CROUZON'S DISEASE):SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FRONTO-ZYGOMATICO-SPHENOIDAL APPROACH Koki Kadota 1 , Toyoaki Shinohara 1 , Mizuo Kagawa 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Tokyo Women's Medical College pp.1315-1319
Published Date 1972/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203204
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The methods of orbital decompression has been developing for the surgical therapy of malignant exophthalmos and intraorbital tumor, though it is not suitable to use those mothods on the patients of Crouzon's disease, because facial bones and skull of Crouzons' disease are anatomically different from the normal ones. The orbital decompression in Crouzon's disease has mainly two problems.

( 1 ) Relative intra-orbital high pressure due to shallow orbita is the most important pathognomy of exophthalmos in Crouzon's disease.

( 2 ) Orbital decompression in Crouzon's disease should be combined with linear craniectomy simul-taneously.

We developed an approach of orbital decompre-ssion named fronto-zygomatico-sphenoidal method. Because of shallow orbita of Crouzon's disesase, this junction is the most nearest points to reach the lateral wall and the roof of theorbita, and more over, this approach provides wide decompression of lateral wall of the orbita. As far as linear craniectomy is concerned, it is important to make free bone flap of cranium. If free bone flap is not made, increased intra-dural tension kills the effect of orbital decommpression. Simultaneous orbital decompression and linear craniectomy was carried out in three cases. The result has been satisfactory, and there has been no complications and no squelae so far.


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電子版ISSN 2185-405X 印刷版ISSN 0006-8969 医学書院

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