Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth

Background: Diagnosing malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth early, with advanced techniques, is important, because late diagnosis may lead to intracranial spread to the eye or base of the skull. Purpose: To assess the efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in the presence of the t...

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Main Authors: F. D. Yevchev, A. F. Yevcheva, V. V. Gaevsky, S. I. Poliakova
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Language:English
Published: Ukrainian Society of Ophthalmologists 2022-12-01
Series:Journal of Ophthalmology
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Online Access:https://www.ozhurnal.com/en/archive/2022/6/7-fulltext
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author F. D. Yevchev
A. F. Yevcheva
V. V. Gaevsky
S. I. Poliakova
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V. V. Gaevsky
S. I. Poliakova
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description Background: Diagnosing malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth early, with advanced techniques, is important, because late diagnosis may lead to intracranial spread to the eye or base of the skull. Purpose: To assess the efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in the presence of the tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth spreading to the eye. Material and Methods: Sixty-two patients with a malignant tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth spreading to the eye received surgery during 2017 through 2022. Of these, 42 (75.8%) were females and 20 (32.2%) were males, with patient age ranging from 55 to 75 years. Diagnostic assessment included computed tomography (CT) of the paranasal sinuses and orbit and tumor biopsy from the nasal cavity. Patients underwent a radical surgical procedure, an exenteration of the orbit and sinus. One month after surgery, they received preventive radiotherapy, with a dose of 40-45 Gy applied to the bed of the primary tumor. Results: Intraoperative course was unremarkable, and no postoperative complications were found. All the patients (100%) showed no evidence of tumor recurrence or regrowth and no metastasis over a 6-month and 3-year follow-up. Conclusion: A radical surgical procedure, an exenteration of the orbit and sinus followed by postoperative radiotherapy for a moderately differentiated tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth spread to the orbit allowed achieving a positive treatment outcome, both in terms of local status (i.e., no tumor recurrence or regrowth) and disease process (no metastasis), over a 3-year follow-up in all the patients (100%). The decision of the extent of surgery should be made by a multispecialty team including an otorhinolaryngologist, eye cancer specialist and neurosurgeon.
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spelling doaj.art-5c106a1b344645fbaa843b7d682b646f2023-12-09T15:12:29ZengUkrainian Society of OphthalmologistsJournal of Ophthalmology2412-87402022-12-016353810.31288/oftalmolzh202263538Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinthF. D. Yevchev0A. F. Yevcheva1V. V. Gaevsky2S. I. Poliakova3Odesa National Medical UniversityOdesa National Medical UniversityOdesa National Medical UniversitySI “The Filatov Institute of Eye Diseases and Tissue Therapy of the NAMS of Ukraine”Background: Diagnosing malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth early, with advanced techniques, is important, because late diagnosis may lead to intracranial spread to the eye or base of the skull. Purpose: To assess the efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in the presence of the tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth spreading to the eye. Material and Methods: Sixty-two patients with a malignant tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth spreading to the eye received surgery during 2017 through 2022. Of these, 42 (75.8%) were females and 20 (32.2%) were males, with patient age ranging from 55 to 75 years. Diagnostic assessment included computed tomography (CT) of the paranasal sinuses and orbit and tumor biopsy from the nasal cavity. Patients underwent a radical surgical procedure, an exenteration of the orbit and sinus. One month after surgery, they received preventive radiotherapy, with a dose of 40-45 Gy applied to the bed of the primary tumor. Results: Intraoperative course was unremarkable, and no postoperative complications were found. All the patients (100%) showed no evidence of tumor recurrence or regrowth and no metastasis over a 6-month and 3-year follow-up. Conclusion: A radical surgical procedure, an exenteration of the orbit and sinus followed by postoperative radiotherapy for a moderately differentiated tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth spread to the orbit allowed achieving a positive treatment outcome, both in terms of local status (i.e., no tumor recurrence or regrowth) and disease process (no metastasis), over a 3-year follow-up in all the patients (100%). The decision of the extent of surgery should be made by a multispecialty team including an otorhinolaryngologist, eye cancer specialist and neurosurgeon.https://www.ozhurnal.com/en/archive/2022/6/7-fulltexttumor of the ethmoidal labyrinthexenteration of the orbit and sinus
spellingShingle F. D. Yevchev
A. F. Yevcheva
V. V. Gaevsky
S. I. Poliakova
Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth
Journal of Ophthalmology
tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth
exenteration of the orbit and sinus
title Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth
title_full Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth
title_fullStr Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth
title_full_unstemmed Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth
title_short Efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth
title_sort efficacy of exenteration of the orbit and sinus in malignant tumors of the ethmoidal labyrinth
topic tumor of the ethmoidal labyrinth
exenteration of the orbit and sinus
url https://www.ozhurnal.com/en/archive/2022/6/7-fulltext
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