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marsupialization

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marsupialization [mär‚sü·pē·ə·lə′zā·shən]
(medicine)
Surgical evacuation of pancreatic, hydatid, and other cysts when complete removal and closure are not possible.
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Most authors have described fairly aggressive surgical intervention, including turbinate resection, aggressive marsupialization of the ethmoid cavity, nasal packing, and postoperative debridements.
Patient history and CT findings in predicting surgical outcomes for ... by Mariotti, Louis J.; Setliff, Reuben C., III; Ghaderi, Mahmoud; Voth, Spencer / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Because the patient's ICP remained high, he underwent repeat evacuation of the residual epidural hematoma and marsupialization of the left frontotemporal bone flap.
Propofol infusion syndrome: a case of increasing morbidity with ... by Coritsidis, George / American Journal of Critical Care
In these cases, some have advocated marsupialization, (37,39) but increasingly antiparasitic therapy is used solely or in conjunction with surgery for this form of disease.
Neurocysticercosis: a neurosurgical perspective by Coimbra, Caetano / Southern Medical Journal
 
 
 
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