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case_images: Additional surgical interventions. One or more additional surgical interventions were required in fewer than two-thirds of the orbits after lateral wall decompression. Strabismus surgery was performed in 54 orbits (32.9%) of 43 patients, lid surgery in 75 orbits (45.7%) of 59 patients, and additional medial wall decompression in 2 orbits (1.2%) of two patients.
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case_images: The remaining 100 orbits (60.9%) required one or more additional surgical procedures (Figure 3).
case_images: Postoperative hollowing of the temporal fossa region around the scar without any need for treatment (6 months postop).
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case_images: Furthermore one female patient undergoing bilateral decompression experienced a slight hollowing of the temporal fossa region that did not require any further intervention (Figure 4).