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  • * Ten patients underwent surgery, with the nasal septal complex, which includes nasal septal cartilage and the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid, successfully repairing their fractures and leading to improvements in symptoms like double vision.
  • * Results showed satisfactory outcomes, with no severe complications, and postoperative imaging confirmed the structural integrity of the repair, maintaining the original shape of the orbit while preventing issues like muscle incarceration.

Article Abstract

The aim of this study is to investigate the efficacy of nasal septal complex reconstructing the medial orbital wall under some specific circumstances. The authors performed a study that included 10 patients who underwent isolated medial orbital wall fracture (blow-out fracture). All the reconstruction surgery of the patient included in this study fixed defect of medial orbital wall using autologous nasal septal complex (composed of nasal septal cartilage and perpendicular plate of ethmoid). The authors observed postoperative improvements of diplopia or ocular motility disorders of the affected orbit. The surgeries had gained satisfactory results, and without severe postoperative complications. After long-term follow-up, postoperative CT indicated the implant-covered defect of medial orbital wall, and there's no incarceration of the medial rectus. Meanwhile, the authors found there is no crack in the implant, and the surgery using nasal septal complex achieved premorbid orbital form. Autologous nasal septal complex provides a better complement to endoscopic reconstruction of medial orbital wall; this strategy allows nasal septum to reconstruct isolated medial orbital wall defects of various degrees, such as nasal septum fracture and dysplasia of perpendicular plate of ethmoid.

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