Clinical analysis of 44 cases orbital blowout fracture
Qin Wang
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Qin Wang
Abstract
Objective: The clinical features of orbital blowout fracture were analysed and evaluate efficacy of the operation. Methods: The plastic operations on 44 patients with blowout orbital fractures were reviewed and studied. Results: On discharg from the hospital, enophthalmos was corrected in all cases (100%), diplopia disappeared in 20 cases (52. 6%) and relieved in 16 cases (42.1%). conclusion: In patients with orbital blowout fracture, if there is no improvement of diplopia or enophthalmos is obvious after two weeks of conservative treatment, surgery is the only effective method that could obtain satisfactory result.
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Objective: The clinical features of orbital blowout fracture were analysed and evaluate efficacy of the operation. Methods: The plastic operations on 44 patients with blowout orbital fractures were reviewed and studied. Results: On discharg from the hospital, enophthalmos was corrected in all cases (100%), diplopia disappeared in 20 cases (52. 6%) and relieved in 16 cases (42.1%). conclusion: In patients with orbital blowout fracture, if there is no improvement of diplopia or enophthalmos is obvious after two weeks of conservative treatment, surgery is the only effective method that could obtain satisfactory result.
Key concepts: Enophthalmos, Medicine, Diplopia, Orbital Fracture, Surgery, Fracture (geology), Conservative treatment, Engineering