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Abstract
It was carried on twenty two patients; eleven of them their orbital
oor reconstructed
by NSG, classi ed as group (1) and the remaining eleven patients their orbital
oor reconstructed by titanium mesh, and classi ed as group (2).
All the patients were followed up clinically and radiographically 3, 6, and 12 months
post-operatively.
The changes in bone density of the grafted area was monitored by C.T soft ware every
follow up.
The clinical follow-up was based on monitoring the post-operative complications and
patient satisfactions.
6.2 Conclusion
The NSG was proved to be e ective and reliable in adequately restoring the orbital
oor
fractures ranging from the small to medium defects, and at the same time maintaining
the normal function and satisfactory esthetic appearance of the globe without distressing
limitations.
The NSG is abundant, autogenous source with minimal donor site morbidity
The NSG easy to harvest and shape and can provide long term support to the surrounding
issues without undergoing resorption.
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The titanium mesh implant was proved to be e ective and reliable in adequately restoring
the orbital
oor fractures ranging from the small to the extensive large defects, and at
the same time maintaining the normal function and satisfactory esthetic appearance of
the globe without distressing limitations.
The use of titanium mesh is time saving and highly adaptable with limited volume not
interfering with decrease in the total intraorbital volume.
It has the advantage to be readily visible in all routine x-rays and in the same time is
strong enough to adequately support the globe and the periorbital soft tissues maintaining
its ideal vertical and horizontal positions in relation to the una ected contralateral
side even in the large defects involving most of the orbital
floor