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(a) Preoperative clinical image of the patient. (b) Preoperative CT showed herniation of periorbital soft tissue into the maxillary antrum. (c) Preoperative 3D CT showed intact orbital rim. CT: Computed tomography
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Computed tomography (CT) scans revealed soft tissue swelling with multiple foci of air noted in the right preseptal and periorbital regions and fracture of the floor of the right orbit and herniation of orbital contents to the maxillary sinus [Figure 1].
(a) Intraoperative picture showing intact orbital rim. (b) Reconstruction with titanium mesh
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The herniated soft tissue was retrieved and the orbital floor defect was covered with a butterfly titanium mesh and screws [Figure 2].
Postoperative CT showed well-aligned mesh in place. CT: Computed tomography
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The postoperative CT scan was taken to evaluate the degree of reduction, and it showed a well-adapted mesh in place [Figure 3].