P. Missori et al., SURGICAL-MANAGEMENT OF ORBITAL CAVERNOUS ANGIOMAS - PROGNOSIS FOR VISUAL FUNCTION AFTER REMOVAL, Neurosurgery, 35(1), 1994, pp. 34-38
The authors report the outcome of surgical treatment in a group of 25
patients with cavernous angioma of the orbital cavity. In the majority
of cases, good esthetic results were appreciable within a few days of
surgery. However, the onset or deterioration of preexisting visual de
ficits, in spite of the complete preservation of the optic nerve in a
third of these patients, draws attention to the need for accurate surg
ical timing.