“…[9][10][11] Among all pediatric orbital floor fractures, the subset of trapdoor fractures make up a large proportion and have been reported to comprise from 27.8% to 93% of cases. 9,10,[12][13][14] Conversely, adults are more often found to have comminuted, or "open-door," fractures, without tissue entrapment, that can be observed for 2 weeks prior to repair. 13 The difference between adult and pediatric injury is attributable to variations in the facial anatomy of children versus adults.…”