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Ocular surface squamous neoplasia with orbital tumour extension: risk factors and outcomes.

Srikanta Kumar PadhyRicha Dharap WaghVijitha S VempuluruAnasua Ganguly KapoorSaumya JakatiDilip K MishraAshik Mohamed
Published in: Eye (London, England) (2022)
Orbital extension of OSSN is rare. Outdoor occupation, HIV infection, larger and thicker tumours in the inferior quadrant with forniceal and/or tarsal conjunctival involvement with nodular or noduloulcerative morphology, poor tumour differentiation, SCC, spindle cell and mucoepidermoid variants on histopathology are at increased risk for orbital tumour extension.
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