ArticleCraniomaxillofacial trauma & reconstruction2026
Three-Dimensional Globe Repositioning Following Orbital Reconstruction Independent of Bony Landmarks and Fracture Pattern Associations.
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Abstract
Orbital fractures account for up to 16% of all facial fractures. Surgical intervention for these fractures depends on several factors, including globe displacement. This case-control study aimed to quantify the effects of orbital reconstruction on the three-dimensional globe position after orbital trauma. Pre- and post-operative radiological data of 29 cases (27 patients, with two patients requiring reintervention) with an orbital fracture were analyzed. The contralateral, unaffected orbits of the same patients served as the control group. This study used a recently validated method employing semi-automatic registration algorithms to measure globe displacement after trauma and its post-operative change. The statistical analysis, performed using the Mann-Whitney U test, showed significant globe position restoration in the anterior-posterior (2.15 mm,
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