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. 1962 Mar;96(3):184–189.

CARCINOMA OF THE EYELID TREATED BY IRRADIATION—Analysis of 157 Primary and 22 Recurrent Cases

Robert J McKenna, Ian Macdonald
PMCID: PMC1575001  PMID: 18732494

Abstract

The eyelid is a frequent site for skin cancers of the face. Its location presents certain special problems in treatment from a cosmetic and functional standpoint. If untreated, a major deformity with possible loss of sight can result. This paper is a report of our treatment with irradiation of 157 primary tumors and 22 recurrent tumors. In 98 per cent of patients there was control of the tumor for more than five years and a good cosmetic and functional result.

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