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• W2042909215 abstract "Purpose To present the proportion of patients with periocular basal cell carcinoma (BCC) who underwent orbital exenteration and to evaluate the significance of the following risk factors: initial tumor site, pathologic features, and initial treatment. Design Retrospective, comparative, interventional case series. Methods Charts of all patients with BCC referred to Orbital Unit of the University of Naples “Federico II” between 1984 and 2003 were reviewed. Charts were reviewed for patient demographics, previous treatments, tumor site, clinical presentation, duration of symptoms, and histologic subtype. The main outcomes were recurrence rate, tumor-related deaths, orbital infiltration, and rate of exenteration. Results Data (including follow-up) were available for 506 patients. Twenty-eight patients (5.5%) underwent orbital exenteration. For 8 patients (28.5%), orbital exenteration was the first procedure performed. In the exenterated group, the most common tumor site was the medial cantus, whereas in the overall group, it was the lower eyelid (P = .001). The proportion of patients initially treated without margin control was significantly higher in patients undergoing exenteration (P = .0001). Pathologic examination revealed a higher incidence of infiltrative subtype in the exenterated group (P = .00019). Conclusions The need for exenteration for BCC may be significantly higher when the lesion involves a medial canthal location, initial management does not include margin-controlled excision, or pathologic analysis reveals an infiltrative subtype. Margin-controlled excision for periocular BCC and close follow-up after excision for medial canthal BCC may be indicated. To present the proportion of patients with periocular basal cell carcinoma (BCC) who underwent orbital exenteration and to evaluate the significance of the following risk factors: initial tumor site, pathologic features, and initial treatment. Retrospective, comparative, interventional case series. Charts of all patients with BCC referred to Orbital Unit of the University of Naples “Federico II” between 1984 and 2003 were reviewed. Charts were reviewed for patient demographics, previous treatments, tumor site, clinical presentation, duration of symptoms, and histologic subtype. The main outcomes were recurrence rate, tumor-related deaths, orbital infiltration, and rate of exenteration. Data (including follow-up) were available for 506 patients. Twenty-eight patients (5.5%) underwent orbital exenteration. For 8 patients (28.5%), orbital exenteration was the first procedure performed. In the exenterated group, the most common tumor site was the medial cantus, whereas in the overall group, it was the lower eyelid (P = .001). The proportion of patients initially treated without margin control was significantly higher in patients undergoing exenteration (P = .0001). Pathologic examination revealed a higher incidence of infiltrative subtype in the exenterated group (P = .00019). The need for exenteration for BCC may be significantly higher when the lesion involves a medial canthal location, initial management does not include margin-controlled excision, or pathologic analysis reveals an infiltrative subtype. Margin-controlled excision for periocular BCC and close follow-up after excision for medial canthal BCC may be indicated." @default.
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• W2042909215 title "Risk Factors for Orbital Exenteration in Periocular Basal Cell Carcinoma" @default.
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