Journal of Craniofacial Surgery · 2017 · 18 citations · 11 references
MedicinePlastic SurgerySurgeryBone GraftingMaxillofacial TraumaReconstructive SurgeryBone Graft MaterialsBone ReconstructionMaxillofacial ReconstructionOrbital FracturesOrbital SurgeryOrbital TraumaMaterials For ReconstructionOrbital Floor RepairOrbital Fracture ReconstructionReconstruction Of Orbital Defects
To reconstruct the orbital floor defects there are a lot of reconstruction materials, the surgeon must choose one of them. The authors share their experience with 10 patients suffering from orbital trauma causing orbital floor fracture; those fractures were reconstructed using titanium mesh. No complications were encountered postoperatively apart from 1 patient with ectropion. Titanium mesh is a perfect material for the reconstruction of the orbital fractures, eliminating the need for autogenous bone graft.
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Safety of Titanium Mesh for Orbital Reconstruction
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