2011
DOI: 10.5301/ejo.5000045
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Minimally invasive anterior orbitotomy biopsy: Finger's aspiration cutter technique (FACT)

Abstract: Sutureless, aspiration cutter biopsy offered benefits commonly associated with fine needle aspiration biopsy, controlled aspiration, and enclosed mechanical cutting.

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“…However, it does require post-knowledge of, and an ability to use, an ophthalmic aspiration-cutter. Anterior segment tumor biopsy has evolved from open surgical biopsy to FNAB and most recently FIT, where the incisions have become smaller and trans-corneal ( 6 , 13 ). While this has not been studied, these clear-corneal biopsy wounds diminish the risk of or prevent tumor seeding.…”
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