2022
DOI: 10.1177/19458924221086181
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Abstract: Background To repair orbital medial wall fractures, otorhinolaryngologists often use the silicone sheet technique by inserting an inverted U-shaped silicone sheet into the middle meatus after the removal of fractured bones, and packing gauze inside the silicone sheet for several days to fix the shape of the medial wall. However, this method does not sufficiently reduce the orbital content. Objective To describe the surgical procedure to repair medial wall fractures using nasal septal cartilage as the reconstru… Show more

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“…It has been reported that cartilage repair materials have the possibility of long-term absorption, and the long-term efficacy remains to be observed. 3,24 During the surgery to correct a deviated septum, we found that perpendicular plate of ethmoid is very similar in thickness and texture to the bone of medial orbital wall. This material is easy to obtain and has good biocompatibility, so we try to utilize this material to reconstruct medial orbital wall.…”
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“…It has been reported that cartilage repair materials have the possibility of long-term absorption, and the long-term efficacy remains to be observed. 3,24 During the surgery to correct a deviated septum, we found that perpendicular plate of ethmoid is very similar in thickness and texture to the bone of medial orbital wall. This material is easy to obtain and has good biocompatibility, so we try to utilize this material to reconstruct medial orbital wall.…”
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confidence: 87%
“…21 Nasal-eye surgery is an emerging discipline developed in recent years, through nasal endoscopic surgical techniques to treat orbital wall fracture, optic nerve and medial intraorbital lesions are all within the scope of this discipline, with mature nasal endoscopic technology, the in-depth study of nasal-eye local anatomy, the rapid development of medical imaging and surgical instruments, endoscopic technology has played an important role in releasing incarcerated orbital soft tissue, exposing the posterior margin, restoring orbital contents and placing implants accurately. 3,4,8,10 However, endoscopic repair of medial orbital wall fractures has certain limitations and is often reserved for isolated medial or floor wall fractures. 5 Endoscopic surgical approach can safely, accurately and effectively treat a wide range of medial wall fractures, and has the advantages of no postoperative scars and avoiding injuring medial rectus muscle.…”
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“…Similarly, this month's “how I do it” publication by Takaishi demonstrates a novel method of reconstruction of a medial orbital wall fracture. 2 Here, Takaishi utilizes the patients nasal tissue, specifically septal cartilage to reconstruct the defect after any bone fragments are removed, and the orbital contents are reduced and avoids using alloplastic implants.…”
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