Reconstructive options following orbital exenteration : Current Opinion in Otolaryngology &
Head and Neck Surgery Reconstructive options following orbital exenteration : Current Opinion …

Complex orbital wall defects can pose significant reconstruction dilemma for the
reconstructive surgeon. The failure to accurately restore intra-orbit volume can have …

We report our experience during the last 6 years with 20 patients fitted with prosthesis (19
patients with osseointegration of screw, 1 patient with primarily gluing method) for …

INTRODUCTION: Controversy still exists regarding the choice of implant material for orbital
floor reconstructions, in particular the use of silicone. We aimed to evaluate the long-term …

Purpose Reconstruction of large craniofacial defects has largely improved since custom-
made implants have been developed in the past decade. For large lesions in fronto-orbital …

The purpose of this article is to present the authors' experience with the use of porous
polyethylene ultrathin sheets for orbital floor reconstruction. Thirty-two patients with orbital …

Purpose: To describe the surgical technique of harvesting frontal bone periosteum, through
an eyelid-crease incision, for coverage of orbital implants. Methods: A retrospective review …

MATERIALS AND METHODS Between March 1993 and July 2003, 405 patients underwent
surgical reconstruction of orbital fractures at Pusan National University Hospital. The …

DISCUSSION Reconstruction of the orbit is vital, not only for restoration of esthetic symmetry,
but also for functional concerns. Anatomically correct separation of the orbital contents from …

Objective: To reveal the long-term outcomes of enucleation and secondary orbital
implantation surgeries employing nonabsorbable surgical mesh-wrapped acrylic orbital …