论文信息 - Tailoring the cranio-orbital approach.

Tailoring the cranio-orbital approach.

The various modifications and variations of the cranio-orbital approach have been recently described; the author uses different modifications according to the location, size and extent of the lesion. Some of the prime indications for these modifications are presented herein.

R. R. Smith | Robert R. Smith | O. Al-Mefty | Ossama Al-Mefty

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