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Closure of a sinocutaneous fistula using a titanium mesh plate following surgical treatment of ethmoid haematoma

2025-11-25

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<h4>Background: </h4> Progressive ethmoid haematomas (PEH) are benign but locally expansive lesions of the equine ethmoturbinates and may cause marked anatomical disruption. Computed tomography (CT) provides superior delineation of lesion extent. Surgical treatment via bone flap techniques is commonly performed for extensive PEH but is associated with notable risks, including haemorrhage and postoperative complica...

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10.22541/au.176407786.63897032/v1
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