We aimed to study the prevalence of orbital blowout fractures and evaluate the causes and
the location of orbital cavity fractures. In this cross-sectional study, the medical records of all …

Isolated orbital floor fractures are more frequent due to low bone thickness (2 mm). The aim
of this study was to conduct a retrospective epidemiological analysis on these fractures …

Purpose: Blowout fractures of the orbit are common sequelae to blunt facial trauma and now
increasing in number due to automobile accidents, violence and industrial disasters. There …

Introduction Orbital fractures are commonly reported following injury to maxillofacial region.
Management of these fractures often poses a challenge due to potential involvement of a …

Background: The orbital blowout fracture is a common facial injury, but full consensus has
not been reached regarding its optimal management. The authors retrospectively explored …

Purpose: To summarize the radiological findings in patients with orbital blowout fractures.
Methods: We reviewed the published literature on radiological findings of orbital blowout …

Background: This is the first report of involvement of Australian and New Zealand oral and
maxillofacial surgeons in the management of isolated orbital floor blow‐out fractures and …

An orbital blow-in fracture is defined as a displaced fracture of the orbital rim or wall when
the fractured bone fragment is pulled into the orbit, resulting in a decreased orbital volume …

The management of orbital blowout fractures is controversial. The continuing debate
includes the use of antibiotics and steroids, imaging, the surgical approach, and the choice …

Pure orbital blowout fracture first occurs at the weakest point of the orbital wall. Although the
medial orbital wall theoretically should be involved more frequently than the orbital floor, the …