Journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery : official journal of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons · 2018
Polyester Urethane Implants for Orbital Trapdoor Fracture Repair in Children.
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Abumanhal Muhammad, Ben-Cnaan Ran, Feldman Ilan, Keren Shay, Leibovitch Igal
Аннотация
PURPOSE: The objective of this study was to present the surgical and clinical outcomes of polyester urethane implants in orbital trapdoor fracture repair in children. This is the first study reporting on the use of polyester urethane implants to repair orbital fractures.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A retrospective review was performed of children with orbital trapdoor fracture who underwent surgical repair in the authors' medical center over 6 years. The trapdoor fracture diagnosis was based on clinical and computed topographic findings.
RESULTS: Eight patients with trapdoor fracture were identified. All cases were repaired by polyester urethane implant placement. Patients' mean age was 13.5 years and mean follow-up was 13.6 months. All patients had orbital floor fractures. Two fractures also involved the medial wall. Seven patients had inferior rectus muscle entrapment and 1 had medial rectus muscle entrapment. Three patients had residual diplopia on extreme upgaze after the surgical repair. No patient had enophthalmos or infraorbital paresthesia at the end of follow-up. No postoperative complications associated with the used material were reported.
CONCLUSION: The polyester urethane implant is a reliable, safe, inexpensive, and effective implant for trapdoor fracture repair in children. It can serve as a promising alternative to implants fabricated from other synthetic materials for orbital floor fracture repair.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A retrospective review was performed of children with orbital trapdoor fracture who underwent surgical repair in the authors' medical center over 6 years. The trapdoor fracture diagnosis was based on clinical and computed topographic findings.
RESULTS: Eight patients with trapdoor fracture were identified. All cases were repaired by polyester urethane implant placement. Patients' mean age was 13.5 years and mean follow-up was 13.6 months. All patients had orbital floor fractures. Two fractures also involved the medial wall. Seven patients had inferior rectus muscle entrapment and 1 had medial rectus muscle entrapment. Three patients had residual diplopia on extreme upgaze after the surgical repair. No patient had enophthalmos or infraorbital paresthesia at the end of follow-up. No postoperative complications associated with the used material were reported.
CONCLUSION: The polyester urethane implant is a reliable, safe, inexpensive, and effective implant for trapdoor fracture repair in children. It can serve as a promising alternative to implants fabricated from other synthetic materials for orbital floor fracture repair.