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BLOWOUT FRACTURE OF THE FLOOR OF THE ORBIT
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1967Summary1. two cases of the “trapdoor” variety of blowout fracture of the orbital floor are described.2. the mechanism of this injury is discussed and the point is made that the diagnosis may have to be made entirely on clinical grounds.3. it is noted that this type of fracture may be more common in children and young adults and a possible reason for ...
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Don't Forget The Bubbles, 2015
Orbital traumas typically occur during the first 30 years of life [1–3]. Orbital pathologies that are more common than orbital traumas are endocrine ophthalmopathy in adults and dermoid tumors in children. Fractures of orbital walls account for ~85 % of all orbital traumas requiring hospitalization [4].
Vadim P. Nikolaenko, Yury S. Astakhov
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Orbital traumas typically occur during the first 30 years of life [1–3]. Orbital pathologies that are more common than orbital traumas are endocrine ophthalmopathy in adults and dermoid tumors in children. Fractures of orbital walls account for ~85 % of all orbital traumas requiring hospitalization [4].
Vadim P. Nikolaenko, Yury S. Astakhov
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2019
Background and Purpose Extensive orbital floor and medial wall fractures compared with isolated orbital wall fractures are more likely to require surgical correction because of a higher possibility of complications like diplopia, enophthalmos, or ...
Jia-Ruei Yang, Han-Tsung Liao
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Background and Purpose Extensive orbital floor and medial wall fractures compared with isolated orbital wall fractures are more likely to require surgical correction because of a higher possibility of complications like diplopia, enophthalmos, or ...
Jia-Ruei Yang, Han-Tsung Liao
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1975
To the Editor. —I would like to comment on several disputable points made in the article titled "Surgical Treatment of Orbital Floor Fractures" by Rankow and Mignogna, which appeared in theArchives(101:19-22, 1975). These include the discussion of orbital rim fractures, associated with orbital floor fractures, along with pure "isolated" blow-out ...
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To the Editor. —I would like to comment on several disputable points made in the article titled "Surgical Treatment of Orbital Floor Fractures" by Rankow and Mignogna, which appeared in theArchives(101:19-22, 1975). These include the discussion of orbital rim fractures, associated with orbital floor fractures, along with pure "isolated" blow-out ...
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[Fractures of the orbit floor].
Cirugia pediatrica : organo oficial de la Sociedad Espanola de Cirugia Pediatrica, 2003Fractures of the floor are not common during childhood, their main cause being trauma. The mechanism is an increased pressure in the orbital cavity, which breaks at is weakest point, the floor, where soft tissue may be trapped- periorbitary fat, inferior rectus muscle, and inferior oblique muscle.
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Management of Orbital Floor Fractures
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1972J M, Emery +2 more
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