de·hisce (d -hs )v. To rupture or break open, as a surgical wound. |
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These infections can spread directly through the neurovascular foramina or via congenital or acquired bony dehiscences. The possible inclusion of dehiscences in the rupture rates could have seriously impacted the findings of this study. Orbital involvement of a fungal infection is usually the result of a propagation of the infection from the paranasal sinuses, either through the lamina papyracea or through congenital dehiscences in the bone. |
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