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The essential maps introduced by Granas in 1976 is a best tool for proving continuation results for compact maps. Several authors modified this idea to different scenarios. This is a review article, here, we consider the continuation results based on essential maps and the Leray-Schauder principle in the setting of uniquely geodesic spaces [20].