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Photograph of the patient when he arrived in the emergency department showing totally distorted anatomy of the left side face with the absence of vision in the left eye
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F1
The appearance was very horrific with total disfigured anatomy of the left half of his face [Figure 1].
Photograph taken immediately after the primary repair of the degloved injury of the left side face
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F2
Debridement and primary repair of the wound was performed under general anesthesia [Figure 2].
Coronal view of computed tomography scan showing communited fracture of the boundaries of left orbit including maxilla, zygomatic bone and mandible
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F3
CT scan showed communited fracture of all the boundaries of the left orbit including maxilla, mandible and zygomatic bone [Figure 3].
Axial view of computed tomography scan showing completely damage of the globe of left eye with fractured surrounding bones
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F4
His left globe of the eye was found damaged and was exenterated [Figure 4].
After 3 months, frontal view of patient with unsatisfactory scar over the left side mid face
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F5
After about 3 months, the patient reported to us with an unsatisfactory scar over the left mid face and he wanted the replacement of his lost eye [Figure 5].
Frontal view of the patient with the adhesive supported oculo-facial prosthesis in place
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The prosthesis was retained with adhesive (Principality cream adhesive G602) [Figure 6].