The White-Eyed Medial Blowout Fracture

Tse, Raymond; Allen, L. H.; Matic, Damir B.

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Frequency of paediatric facial trauma in a tertiary care dental hospital

Khan¹,

Ishfaq²,

Akhtar³

et al. 2017

Int Surg J

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Background: The objective of the study was to determine the frequency of various patterns of pediatric facial trauma in the patients attending a tertiary care hospital.Methods: After written informed consent, 191 cases were taken using non- probability purposive sampling. Demographic profile (age, gender, address) was taken. Diagnoses of the distribution of facial fracture were made with help of history, clinical and radiological examination, plain radiographs, OPG (Orthopantomogram), Occipitomental, PA view of face and CT scan, according to the requirement. Pattern of facial trauma i.e. upper third of face (frontal bone, orbital bone), mid facial bones (Maxilla, Zygomatic, NOE noso-orbito-ethmodial complex), dentoalveolar and mandible was noted on the proforma attached. Data was entered and analysed using SPSS 20.0.Results: The mean age of the patients was 6.50±3.72 years. In this study, 112 (58.63%) were males and 79 (41.37%) were females. So, the male to female ratio were 1.41:1. The mandible was the most commonly fractured bone 58 (30.36%) followed by dentoalveolar, maxilla, zygomatic, NOE complex, orbital and frontal bones fractures.Conclusions: Mandible is the most prone to fracture in paediatric patients.

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Frequency of paediatric facial trauma in a tertiary care dental hospital

Khan¹,

Ishfaq²,

Akhtar³

et al. 2017

Int Surg J

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Pediatrik Blow-Out Kiriklarinin Degerlendirilmesi

2016

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“…Although the medial orbital wall is thinner than the floor, the floor is more susceptible to fracture because the floor has no central support. Conversely, the medial wall has many bony septa within the ethmoid sinus that support the wall and make deformation less likely [4, 5]. Thus, orbital fractures of the medial wall are reported, uncommonly.…”

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“…Some reported that most blowout fractures involved the orbital floor with only 4–12% involving the medial wall [1, 4]. The proposed mechanism of blowout fracture includes the hydraulic and buckling theories [4]. The trapdoor-type orbital fracture can be explained by buckling theory.…”

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Isolated trapdoor-type medial blowout fracture in an adult presenting horizontal diplopia treated by endoscopic endonasal approach

Noh

Park

Kim

et al. 2013

Journal of Surgical Case Reports

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Orbital blowout fracture frequently occurs along the floor or medial aspect of the orbital wall, which are the two thinnest areas of the bony orbit. True trapdoor injury of the orbit is less common and is rare as an isolated medial wall injury, because the medial orbital wall has several bony septa within the ethmoid sinus that provide support and decrease the risk of a trapdoor fracture. Additionally, the incidence of trapdoor-type blowout fracture in adults is lower than in children. In a trapdoor-type blowout fracture with restricted ocular movement, prompt diagnosis and early intervention are associated with better clinical outcomes. We encountered a case of trap door-type medial blowout fracture with horizontal eye ball movement limitation in an adult. She underwent endonasal endoscopic reduction surgery for the medial blowout fractures. Here we report this case, and suggest early diagnosis and prompt surgical exploration.

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The White-Eyed Medial Blowout Fracture

Cited by 49 publications

References 31 publications

Frequency of paediatric facial trauma in a tertiary care dental hospital

Frequency of paediatric facial trauma in a tertiary care dental hospital

Pediatrik Blow-Out Kiriklarinin Degerlendirilmesi

Isolated trapdoor-type medial blowout fracture in an adult presenting horizontal diplopia treated by endoscopic endonasal approach

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