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Current aspects of surgical repair for orbital wall fractures: a literature review
Journal of Ophthalmology, 2020 Orbital fractures are an urgent issue in ophthalmological as well as maxillofacial/ plastic surgery practice. The management of orbital fractures is often challenging due to the impact that they can have not only on the cosmetic appearance of the treated
O.I. Oripov +2 more
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Treatment of orbital floor fracture with conchal cartilage [PDF]
Revista Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica, 2017 INTRODUCTION: The reconstruction of defects in the orbital floor after fractures poses a challenge to the plastic surgeon because besides the patient's aesthetic and reconstructive expectations, possible functional complications such as diplopia and ...
Waldemar Chaves Nascimento Brandao Penna +7 more
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Archives of Plastic Surgery, 2014 Background A blow-out fracture is one of the most common facial injuries in midface trauma. Orbital wall reconstruction is extremely important because it can cause various functional and aesthetic sequelae.
Woon Il Baek +3 more
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In vitro adherence of conjunctival bacteria to different oculoplastic materials [PDF]
International Journal of Ophthalmology, 2018 AIM: To investigate the resistance to bacterial adhesion of materials used in oculoplastic surgery, particularly materials used in the manufacture of orbital implants.
Alvaro Toribio +5 more
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Cureus, 2022 Orbital implant materials have evolved greatly over the past century and include but are not limited to metal, ceramic, polymer, silicone, and glass. Knowledge of historically used materials is clinically relevant to patient care as certain materials carry a greater risk of migration, extrusion, infection, and limitations for imaging modalities ...
Anderson-Quiñones, Catherine D +5 more
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Implant Infection in Porous Orbital Implants
Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2006 To analyze implant infection in patients with porous orbital implants.A retrospective analysis of 212 patients with one of five types of porous orbital implants (bone-derived hydroxyapatite [HA], coralline HA, synthetic HA, porous polyethylene, and aluminium oxide) was conducted.
Karslıoğlu, Şafak +3 more
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Applied Sciences, 2023 The aim of the present study was to determine the orbital reconstructive effect of customized orbital implants using three-dimensional (3D) printed templates compared with conventional manual-bending implants using computed tomography (CT)-based orbital ...
Min-Seo Kwon, Hyun Jin Shin
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International Journal of Biomaterials, 2012 Objective. This study aimed to define CBCT as a technique for postimplantation in vivo examination of porous hydroxyapatite and aluminium-oxide orbital implant shape, volume and density changes. Methods and Materials.
Olga Lukáts +3 more
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Applications of Bioceramics in the Management of Orbital Floor Factures and Anophthalmic Cavity: a Review [PDF]
Iranian Journal of Materials Science and Engineering, 2022 Biocompatible ceramics, commonly known as “bioceramics”, are an extremely versatile class of materials with a wide range of applications in modern medicine.
Silvana Artioli Schellini +3 more
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A Novel Patient-specific Titanium Mesh Implant Design for Reconstruction of Complex Orbital Fracture
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Global Open, 2022 Background:. Complex orbital fractures, including orbital rims and walls, require precise reconstruction. A titanium-based patient-specific implant (PSI) benefits over other implants when challenged with narrow surgical space and designable implant ...
Pakaporn Kittichokechai, MD, FICO +4 more
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