Spontaneous globe subluxation: a case report and review of the literature

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@JDeuvall @ClementLeeMD This is a very rare event (and yes, it is biologically plausible). You couldn’t judge whether it occurs or not, based on your sample size. https://t.co/RV6XfPaa8F

13 Sep 2023

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@JDeuvall @ClementLeeMD No I meant intrathoracic pressure. I did not cut and paste, but here is a source. Intracranial pressure severe enough for orbital luxation would probably kill the patient from herniation first. Maybe YOU meant intraorbital pressur

12 Sep 2023

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RT @OGdukeneurosurg: Spontaneous globe subluxation case report: https://t.co/798KPDHE7V

02 Nov 2022

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Spontaneous globe subluxation case report: https://t.co/798KPDHE7V

02 Nov 2022

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