— Reconstruction of the orbit
Traumatic injuries orbit
After orbital injuries, asymmetry, diplopia, displacement of the eyeball, pain, or functional limitations may occur. Reconstructive surgery aims to restore anatomy and function.
- What is included
Route help
Examination after injury
Assessment of complaints, eye position and immediate risks.
Learn more →Visualization
CT scan of the orbit for evaluation of bone structures according to indications.
Learn more →Reconstruction plan
Selection of the scope of intervention and materials according to the situation.
Learn more →Rehabilitation
Control of vision, eye movements and symmetry after treatment.
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When needed consultation
This block is unified for ophthalmic surgery pages: the patient immediately sees the symptoms and situations that should be addressed to a doctor.
- doubling after injury
- sunken or displaced eyeball
- asymmetry of the face or eye slit
- restriction of eye movements
- pain or pressure in the orbital area
- consequences of a fracture of the bones of the orbit
— Diagnostics
What is it based on? solution
Before the intervention, the doctor assesses the condition of the eye, eyelids, orbit or tear ducts in order to choose safe tactics.
CT scan of the orbit
A key method for assessing fractures and displacement of structures.
Assessment of eye movements
Helps identify functional limitations.
Vision test
Control of visual acuity, visual field and fundus.
Multidisciplinarity
If necessary, specialized specialists are involved in the plan.
— Treatment
Basic information on treatment
Tactics are formed individually after examination, diagnosis and assessment of the expected functional result.
What can be included
- reconstruction of the walls of the orbit according to indications
- restoring the position of the eyeball
- correction of cicatricial changes of soft tissues
- elimination of functional limitations
- postoperative control of vision and symmetry
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