The experience at a high-volume level I trauma center with residents as the primary physicians has confirmed that facial trauma surgery may be undertaken with an acceptably low complication rate. Numerous technical factors were thought to be responsible for this, including the use of miniplates for treatment in the majority of mandibular fractures, overcorrection of orbital volume in fractures involving the globe, and the use of a transconjunctival incision with a lateral canthotomy for access to the lower eyelid structures.

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