Reconstruction of orbital floor XXXX with autogenous iliac crest bone: A retrospective study including maxillofacial and ophthalmology perspectives.

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UNASSIGNED: This is a 10-year retrospective study of @entity1 with an isolated unilateral @entity8924 reconstructed with an autogenous iliac crest bone graft. The following inclusion criteria applied: isolated @entity8924 without involvement of the orbital rim or other @entity2122 , pre-/post-operative ophthalmological/orthoptic follow-up, pre-operative CT. Variables recorded were @entity1 age and gender, aetiology of injury, time to surgery, follow-up period, surgical morbidity, @entity892 pre- and post-operatively (Hess test), eyelid position, visual acuity, and the presence of en-/or exophthalmos (Hertel exophthalmometer). Twenty @entity1 met the inclusion criteria. The mean age was 29 years. The mean follow up period was 26 months. No @entity1 experienced significant donor site morbidity. There were no episodes of @entity281 or graft extrusion. Three @entity1 had @entity892 in extremes of vision post-operatively, but no interference with activities of daily living. One @entity1 had post-operative enophthalmos. Isolated orbital @entity8924 may be safely and predictably reconstructed using autogenous iliac crest bone. The rate of complications in the group of @entity1 studied was low. The value of pre- and post-operative ophthalmology consultation cannot be underestimated, and should be considered the standard of care in all @entity1 with orbitozygomatic @entity174 , in particular those with @entity8924 .
