Advances in the Reconstruction of Orbital Fractures

Three-dimensional analysis of facial asymmetry after zygomaticomaxillary complex fracture reduction: a retrospective analysis of 101 East Asian patients

“…An eyelid incision via the transcutaneous subciliary approach was also made to visualize fractures of the inferior orbital rim. Bevans and Moe [ 16 ] described the details of the orbital fracture surgery. After careful reduction of the body of maxilla followed by orbital floor alignment reduction, in most cases, fixation with a curved-shaped microplate with screws (Micro titanium plate 1.2, Micro screw 1.2 [4 mm], Leforte; Jeil Medical Corporation, Seoul, Korea) on the orbital rim and L-shaped microplate and screws (Midface titanium plate 1.6, Midface screw 1.6 [6 mm], Leforte; Jeil Medical Corporation) on the zygomaticomaxillary buttress were performed for optimal ZMC fracture stability ( Fig.…”

Comparison of the outcomes of unilateral orbital fracture repair with and without surgical navigation system: our experience in La Paz University Hospital

“…As mentioned above, we have demonstrated a better control of plate positioning in the posterior orbital floor with navigation-aided surgery, and this could explain our better results in terms of orbital globe projection in the navigation group compared to the control group (p = 0.039). We assessed orbital globe projection clinically, by estimating the projection of the eyes by viewing from above and below, as performed in other studies 8 , and we considered an abnormal globe projection to the enophthalmos perceived clinically (> 2 mm).…”

Advanced Concepts of Orbital Reconstruction

“…The results suggest that there is no significant improvement with the use of an endoscope compared with the baseline. Although there are some unrelated advantages regarding exhibition of the procedure for training surgeons, 21,22 accuracy and consistency of implant placement are again low.…”