2020
DOI: 10.1080/2000656x.2020.1746664
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Surgical management of isolated orbital floor and zygomaticomaxillary complex fractures with focus on surgical approaches and complications

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“…In traditional ZMC fracture reduction surgery, surgeons usually conduct the preoperative surgical simulation mentally to determine the correct operational procedure and ensure the success of the operation. As a result, the quality of the surgical plan often depends on the surgeon's own clinical experience, surgical skill, and it is di cult for every member of the surgical group to share that information about the surgical plan [6][7][8][9][10] .…”
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“…In traditional ZMC fracture reduction surgery, surgeons usually conduct the preoperative surgical simulation mentally to determine the correct operational procedure and ensure the success of the operation. As a result, the quality of the surgical plan often depends on the surgeon's own clinical experience, surgical skill, and it is di cult for every member of the surgical group to share that information about the surgical plan [6][7][8][9][10] .…”
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“…Traffic accidents were the predominant etiological factor for maxillofacial injuries in previous investigations 8 . A wide range of symptoms and indicators are present in the zygomatic complex fracture, including pain, sensory deficit, deformity or displacement, trismus, ecchymosis, a flattened arch or malar prominence, periorbital edema, displacement of the palpebral fissure, conjunctival bleeding, diplopia, chemosis, and enophthalmos 9 .…”
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“…Complications of surgical interventionmost frequently, longstanding diplopia, persistent enophthalmos, ectropion and, most concerning, vision loss-underscore the importance of establishing consistent findings that warrant surgical intervention. 6 Despite many studies examining the management of various isolated and combination orbital wall fractures, [10][11][12] an algorithm for treatment using ophthalmologic exam and CT findings has yet to be established for eyes in the setting of orbital fractures broadly. This study examines orbital fractures at a level I trauma center for clinical and imaging findings to guide patient stratification into conservative follow-up, medical treatment, and/or surgical management approaches.…”
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