Clinical observation of early traction for the treatment of diplopia caused by orbital blowout fracture
Ruifang Liu, Xin-shun Wan, Han Li-ying
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Ruifang Liu, Xin-shun Wan, Han Li-ying
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Objective To observe clinical efficacy and indications of the treatment of the early trac-tion for the treatment of diplopia caused by orbital blowout fracture.Methods 38cases of 52orbital blowout fracture underwent the traction treatment, of whom unimproved with drug therapy, were analyzed retrospective-ly.Follow-up were 6 months.Results in 38 patients treated by traction,diplopia symptoms of 27 cases disap-peared, four cases improved, seven cases invalid.no complications were found.Conclusions Early traction for the treatment of diplopia caused by orbital blowout fracture is a simple,effective method between the drug and surgical treatment With use value. Key words: Diplopia; Orbital blowout fracture; Therapy
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Objective To observe clinical efficacy and indications of the treatment of the early trac-tion for the treatment of diplopia caused by orbital blowout fracture.Methods 38cases of 52orbital blowout fracture underwent the traction treatment, of whom unimproved with drug therapy, were analyzed retrospective-ly.Follow-up were 6 months.Results in 38 patients treated by traction,diplopia symptoms of 27 cases disap-peared, four cases improved, seven cases invalid.no complications were found.Conclusions Early traction for the treatment of diplopia caused by orbital blowout fracture is a simple,effective method between the drug and surgical treatment With use value. Key words: Diplopia; Orbital blowout fracture; Therapy
Key concepts: Diplopia, Medicine, Orbital Fracture, Surgery, Traction (geology), Geology, Geomorphology