Annals of Plastic Surgery · 1995 · 16 citations · 0 references
MedicinePlastic SurgerySurgeryProstheticsReconstructive SurgerySoft Tissue SurgeryMaxillofacial ReconstructionPeriocular ReconstructionReconstructive Soft Tissue SurgerySoft Tissue GraftingSoft Tissue InjuriesSoft Tissue ReconstructionEvaluationFace Soft TissuesPeriocular Soft Tissue ReconstructionPeriorbital Defect ReconstructionPeriorbital ProsthesesReconstruction Of Orbital DefectsSoft Tissue Defect ReconstructionTraumatic Soft Tissue Reconstruction
Deformities of the periorbital soft tissue and socket after trauma or infection may involve the bony framework, orbital contents, and periorbital soft tissues, requiring careful evaluation. Soft-tissue reconstruction necessitates the appreciation of a three-dimensional defect. Structural reconstruction in conjunction with prosthetic replacement of the globe requires careful planning. Three cases illustrating problems and results after reconstructions are presented.