World Neurosurg
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To depict the clinical, operative, and histological features of Rathke cleft cysts (RCCs) in consideration of therapeutic results and recurrence rates. ⋯ When RCCs are recognized intraoperatively, the evacuation of their contents and partial cyst obliteration generally afford dramatic improvements in a patient's clinical signs and symptoms, along with low complications and rate of recurrence.
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Mucormycosis is a relatively rare form of fungal infection that can be rapidly progressive. Clinical presentation depends on the anatomic area of involvement; however, the commonest form is that of rhinocerebral. ⋯ This report highlights the need for early aggressive resection for cases of mucormycosis infection where there is bony involvement.