Orbitofacial Trauma: Clinical Overview

Published

2025-10-25

Keywords:

Orbitofacial, trauma, fracture, orbital floor.

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Issue

Vol. 13 No. 03 (2025): UP Journal of Ophthalmology

Section

Review Article

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Authors

  • Amit Rathore MBBS, DO, FSCEH, FRS, Shri Bholanath Global Hospital and Ganga Jyoti Eye Hospital, Bareilly
  • Sima Das MS Ophthalmology, Shri Bholanath Global Hospital and Ganga Jyoti Eye Hospital, Bareilly

Abstract

This review article of orbitofacial trauma has following aims and objectives:

  • to understand the clinically relevant anatomy of orbit with regard to periorbital trauma, orbital fractures and other associated cranio maxillofacial injuries, different types of classification of cranio maxillofacial fractures
  • to explain how to assess and examine a patient after periorbital trauma, and
  • to understand the medical and surgical management of orbital fractures.

The article aims to summarize the evaluation and management of commonly encountered orbital fractures and other associated fracture of craniomaxillofacial region from the ophthalmologic perspective and to provide an overview for all practicing ophthalmologists and ophthalmologists in training. These fracture require multi disciplinary approaches involving ophthalmologist, dentalsurgeon, neurosurgeon and ENT surgeon.

How to Cite

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Rathore A, Das S. Orbitofacial Trauma: Clinical Overview. UPJO [Internet]. 2025 Oct. 25 [cited 2026 Mar. 18];13(03):101-6. Available from: https://upjo.org/index.php/upjo/article/view/650

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