Prise en charge des carcinomes des paupières : étude bicentrique rétrospective sur 64 cas avec revue de littérature

McGregor flap: an alternative for lower eyelid and periorbital region reconstruction

“…The histological distribution of the tumors excised in this study was similar to that in the literature on periorbital tumors with predominance of BCC (85.7% of the cases). The most common site of the tumors also coincided with that of the literature, with 71.4% of the tumors being found in the lower eyelid, 14.3% in the zygomatic margin, and 14.3% in the nasal dorsum 18 .…”

“…Owing to its subclinical evolution, AMC is often confused with benign cutaneous tumors, resulting in late diagnoses and higher rates of incomplete treatment. Recurrences may occur up to 30 years after excision; therefore, prolonged follow-up is recommended 18 .…”

Ocular basal cell carcinoma: a brief literature review of clinical diagnosis and treatment

“…The infrequent involvement of the upper lid may be due to the protection by the eyebrow 12. In contrast, the frequent involvement of the lower lid may be the result of light reflection by the cornea onto the lower lid margin.…”

“…Therefore, paraffin section histology remains the choice of margin control for BCCs with orbital invasion. Reconstruction of the exenterated orbit usually uses split-thickness skin grafts, temporalis muscle flaps or free flaps 12,14. A prospective series of 1,295 patients with periocular BCC managed by MMS using fresh-frozen tissue sections was examined in Australia between 1993 and 1999.…”

A Case Report of Successful Management with Long Term Survival of Basal Cell Carcinoma of the Internal Canthus of the Right Eye

“…Also, the risk of falsenegative results with standard frozen section techniques is important. Reconstruction of the exenteration of the orbit generally use splitthickness skin grafts, temporalis free flaps or muscle flaps [15,16]. Exenteration is indicated in cases of bulbar or extensive orbital invasion.…”