'Orbital rim' presentation slideshows

Maxillofacial trauma

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Z y g om a ti c o -M a xilla r y C omplex Fracture s

Z y g om a ti c o -M a xilla r y C omplex Fracture s. Introduction. 2 nd most common facial fractures after nasal fractures . High incidence is because of prominent position with i n facial skeleton. Male : female= 4:1 Peak incidence: 2-3 decade Left ZMC # > Right

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Orbital Fractures

Orbital Fractures. Topics for Discussion. Orbital anatomy Types of fractures Signs and symptoms Management. Orbital Anatomy. The bony orbit refers to the shell of bone which surrounds and protects the eye.

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Exophthalmometry

Exophthalmometry. Dr. Diana Shechtman. Introduction. Orbital disorders can be associated with forward protrusion or backward displacement of the eyes Proptosis (exophthalmos) Abnormal forward protusion of the eyeball

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ORBITS

RT 233. ORBITS. Parieto-acanthial (Waters) projection Modified Parieto-acanthial (shallow Waters) projection PA Axial (Caldwell) projection Lateral projection Acanthio -parietal (reverse Waters) projection Modified Acanthio -parietal(reverse shallow Waters) projection

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Fractures of the Middle Third of the Face

Fractures of the Middle Third of the Face. Maxillary Fracture Can compromise the airway Commonly transverse Direct trauma to the face. Le Fort Fractures System. 1. Le Fort 1 : The upper alveolus is detached

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Fractures of the Middle Third of the Face

Fractures of the Middle Third of the Face. Maxillary Fracture Can compromise the airway Commonly transverse Direct trauma to the face. Le Fort Fractures System. 1. Le Fort 1 : The upper alveolus is detached

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Panoramic radiography

Panoramic radiography. Development of Panoramic radiogaphy . 1952, Paatero. 2002. 1960. Tomographic layer. OP layer. Projection of OP. Anatomical landmarks. Hard Tissue. Inf. Orbital canal and foramen. Ant. wall of Maxillary sinus. Articular eminence. Ext. Auditory meatus.

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OCULAR ANESTHESIA

OCULAR ANESTHESIA. ANANT VIR JAIN. THE PURPOSE OF ANESTHESIA IS TO SAFELY PROVIDE COMFORT FOR THE PATIENT WHILE OPTIMIZING THE CONDITION FOR SURGEON. SELECTION OF ANESTHESIA. A number of factors influence the choice of anesthesia:

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Optimizing the Periosteal Flap for Lateral Eyelid Reconstruction

Optimizing the Periosteal Flap for Lateral Eyelid Reconstruction. W. Thomas McClellan, M.D., WVU Clinton McCord, M.D., Emory Rebecca Neusch, WVU Nothing to Disclose. Objective of the Study.

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Primary Intraosseous Hemangioma of the Zygomatic Bone

Primary Intraosseous Hemangioma of the Zygomatic Bone. Igal Leibovitch MD, Jean-Paul Dray MD. Introduction. Intraosseous hemangiomas are uncommon Constituting less than 1% of all osseous tumors Primary involvement of the facial bones is rare and zygomatic bone involvement is even more rare .

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