Intraorbital and transorbital injuries are included in the group of head injuries with low
frequency. In particular, such injuries rarely result in infectious processes in the brain …

Fractures of the orbit are frequently noted in craniomaxillofacial trauma. The complexity of
the anatomy and the proximity to various vital structures often complicates the surgical …

Previous studies have not verified the contents of accessory foramina of the zygomatic bone
on dry skulls and thus could not conclude whether they carried accessory zygomaticofacial …

Background Orbital floor fractures result in critical changes in the shape and inferior rectus
muscle (IRM) position. Radiological imaging of IRM changes can be used for surgical …

Abstract Background/Purpose Studies have indicated that 50%–55% of the population have
malocclusion, and approximately 5%–10% require orthognathic surgery to correct this …

Background The aim of the present research was to assess morphometric and volumetric
measurements of bony orbit using computed tomography to define the effects of age and …

Abstract “False” foramina and fissures of the skull are described as openings formed
between the adjacent edges of two or more bones and not conduits directly through a single …

Background: The goal of the present study was to provide accurate data on the prevalence
and morphometrical aspects of the cranio-orbital foramen (COF), which can surely be of use …

Background: Removal of the surrounding bone during dacryocystorhinostomy may present a
higher risk of skull base injury in patients with frontal sinus aplasia. We used sinus plain …

Objectives: The purpose of this case series is to present the benefits and results of using a
transconjunctival endoscopic technique to repair orbital blowout fractures. Patients and …