Neuronavigation in Exeresis of Orbital Lymphangioma

Neuronavigation in Exeresis of Orbital Lymphangioma

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Luis Espín
Julio Quispe-Alcocer
Roberto Escobar-Dávila
Carlos Valencia-Calderón
Gabriela Espín

Abstract

Lymphangioma is a benign tumor predominantly in childhood, due to growth that can compromise the organ where it grows. Several treatment options, have been proposed however, surgery remains the first choice. Neuronavigation allows successful excision and use in eye surgery, which decreases the risk of sequels following excision of orbital lymphangioma.

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