This review of orbital fractures has three goals: 1) to understand the clinically relevant orbital
anatomy with regard to periorbital trauma and orbital fractures, 2) to explain how to assess …

Orbital fractures are usually part of more complex midfacial trauma. Depending on the main
characteristics of the trauma, orbital fractures are managed by different specialists who …

BACKGROUND: Orbital fractures are associated with ocular and periocular injuries. The role
of the ophthalmologist in the evaluation and management of facial trauma, including orbital …

Objectives/Hypothesis Maxillofacial trauma frequently involves the bony orbit that surrounds
the ocular globe. Concomitant globe injury is a concern whenever orbit trauma occurs and in …

Orbital injuries are common and a common cause of blindness. The first priority for these
injuries is the health of the globe. Imaging is imperative for diagnosing orbital fractures, as …

Purpose: To determine the incidence of severe ocular injury in visually asymptomatic
patients with orbital fractures. Methods: Retrospective review of 241 cases of orbital fracture …

Purpose: To evaluate current patient demographics and surgical outcomes from a large
series of 733 surgically treated orbital fractures from an ophthalmologist's perspective …

Results: A review of the electronic medical records identified 504 individual incidents of
orbital fractures with available imaging for review. The most common location for an orbital …

Advances in ultrasonography and computed tomography allow better visualization of orbital
fractures for better preoperative evaluation and intraoperative repair. Progress in …

PURPOSE: To assess the quality of information in the literature and suggest guidelines for
repair of isolated orbital floor fractures. CLINICAL RELEVANCE: Orbital floor fractures are a …