[Clinical effect of orbit fracture reconstruction under nasal endoscope].
Guanggang Shi, Li Li, Yiqing Liu, Xiaoting Wang, Hongzhi Ji, Mingqiang He, Haibo Wang, Dian-chen Yu, Guoliang Mao, Ling Shen
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Guanggang Shi, Li Li, Yiqing Liu, Xiaoting Wang, Hongzhi Ji, Mingqiang He, Haibo Wang, Dian-chen Yu, Guoliang Mao, Ling Shen
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the clinical effect of orbit blowout fracture reconstruction under nasal endoscope. METHODS: Forty-one cases of orbit fracture were reconstructed for lost or damaged orbit under nasal endoscope through maxillary sinus, ethmoidal sinus or the both. RESULTS: Among the 35 cases of orbit blowout fracture, enophthalmos in 33 cases were completely improved, 29 cases were symmetrical to normal eye after operation without diplopia except that 6 cases had slight enophthalmos accompanied with slight diplopia. Among these 6 cases, 4 cases returned to normal without diplopia 6 months after operation. In the 6 cases of orbit non-blowout fracture, 4 cases were symmetrical to normal eye after operation without enophthalmos, diplopia and facial malformation. One case had slight enophthalmos and diplopia, 1 case had slight enophthalmos with slight facial malformation. CONCLUSIONS: The surgery under nasal endoscope is safe and credible. The method can be easily mastered and its complication is less.
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the clinical effect of orbit blowout fracture reconstruction under nasal endoscope. METHODS: Forty-one cases of orbit fracture were reconstructed for lost or damaged orbit under nasal endoscope through maxillary sinus, ethmoidal sinus or the both. RESULTS: Among the 35 cases of orbit blowout fracture, enophthalmos in 33 cases were completely improved, 29 cases were symmetrical to normal eye after operation without diplopia except that 6 cases had slight enophthalmos accompanied with slight diplopia. Among these 6 cases, 4 cases returned to normal without diplopia 6 months after operation. In the 6 cases of orbit non-blowout fracture, 4 cases were symmetrical to normal eye after operation without enophthalmos, diplopia and facial malformation. One case had slight enophthalmos and diplopia, 1 case had slight enophthalmos with slight facial malformation. CONCLUSIONS: The surgery under nasal endoscope is safe and credible. The method can be easily mastered and its complication is less.
Key concepts: Enophthalmos, Diplopia, Medicine, Orbit (dynamics), Surgery, Maxillary sinus, Endoscope, Orbital Fracture