FREQUENCY OF THE ORBITAL WALLS FRACTURES. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

Timur Abdulkerimov; Yuliya Mandra; Vladislav Gerasimenko; Dmitriy Tzekh; Nikita Samatov; Ekaterina Mandra; N. Gegalina; Anna Yepishova

doi:10.18481/2077-7566-2019-15-2-46-49

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FREQUENCY OF THE ORBITAL WALLS FRACTURES. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

Published in Actual problems in dentistry · Pages 46–49 · Rubric: SURGICAL DENTISTRY

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18481/2077-7566-2019-15-2-46-49

Received: 06.08.2019 Accepted: 09.08.2019 Published: 09.08.2019 Language of publication: RUS

Authors

Timur Abdulkerimov

Yuliya Mandra

ORCID

Vladislav Gerasimenko

Dmitriy Tzekh

Nikita Samatov

Ekaterina Mandra

N. Gegalina

Anna Yepishova

Timur Abdulkerimov

Ural State Medical University maxillofacial surgeon · Department of Therapeutic Dentistry and Propaedeutics of Dental Diseases · Russian Federation · Ekaterinburg

Yuliya Mandra

Academic degree: doctor of medical sciences

Science rang: professor

Ural State Medical University Director of the Institute of Dentistry, Professor of Department · Department of therapeutic dentistry and propaedeutics of dental diseases · Russian Federation · Yekaterinburg

ORCID

Vladislav Gerasimenko

Ural State Medical University assistant of the department · Department of Nervous Diseases · Russian Federation · Ekaterinburg

Dmitriy Tzekh

Central City Clinical Hospital No. 23 neurosurgeon · Russian Federation · Ekaterinburg

Nikita Samatov

Central City Clinical Hospital No. 23 maxillofacial surgeon · Russian Federation · Ekaterinburg

Ekaterina Mandra

I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University

N. Gegalina

Academic degree: candidate of medical sciences

Ural State Medical University Docent of Department · Department of Therapeutic Dentistry and Propedeutics of Dental Diseases

Anna Yepishova

Academic degree: candidate of medical sciences

Ural State Medical University docent of the department · Department of Therapeutic Dentistry and Dental Diseases

ABSTRACT

Midfacial fractures are presented by wide range of different patterns and severity. Orbital walls fractures have a special place in the structure of traumatic craniofacial injuries. Referring foreign authors, fractures of external rims and internal orbital walls are presented in more than 40 % of all bony injuries of facial skeleton. And referring Russian authors frequency of zygomaticomaxillary complex and isolated maxillary fractures presented by 12 and 8 % respectively. Furthermore complex anatomy of the orbit and proximity of the globe can occur some difficulties in diagnostics and treatment process of these patients. Today there are two main mechanisms of orbital walls fractures development – Blow-out, when fracture caused by increasing of intraorbital pressure, and Force-transmission, when force applied to external orbital rims transmits to a weaker orbital walls. Moreover in young patients Trapdoor mechanism is actual, which results in entrapment of soft tissues in the fracture line. Often there is an inferior rectus muscle entrapment and that is serious complication, when immediate surgery is required. The article deals with issues of anatomical construction of orbit and orbital trauma epidemiology based on statistics of neurosurgical department of Central city clinical hospital № 23, Yekaterinburg, for 2017.

KEYWORDS

orbit, reconstructive surgery, fracture, craniomaxillofacial surgery, combined trauma

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Abdulkerimov T. K., Mandra Y. V., Gerasimenko V. I., Tzekh D. V., Samatov N. R., Mandra E. V., Gegalina N. M., Yepishova A. A. FREQUENCY OF THE ORBITAL WALLS FRACTURES. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY // Actual problems in dentistry. 2019. no. 2. pp. 46-49. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18481/2077-7566-2019-15-2-46-49. (Date of access 07.09.2026).

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Timur Abdulkerimov, Mandra Y. V., Gerasimenko V. I., Tzekh D. V., Samatov N. R., Mandra E. V., Gegalina N. M., Yepishova A. A.. "FREQUENCY OF THE ORBITAL WALLS FRACTURES. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY." Actual problems in dentistry 15.2 (2019): 46-49. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18481/2077-7566-2019-15-2-46-49.

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Abdulkerimov T. K., Mandra Y. V., Gerasimenko V. I., Tzekh D. V., Samatov N. R., Mandra E. V., Gegalina N. M., Yepishova A. A. (2019). FREQUENCY OF THE ORBITAL WALLS FRACTURES. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. Actual problems in dentistry, 15(2), 46-49. https://doi.org/10.18481/2077-7566-2019-15-2-46-49

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Timur Abdulkerimov, Mandra Y. V., Gerasimenko V. I., Tzekh D. V., Samatov N. R., Mandra E. V., Gegalina N. M., Yepishova A. A.. "FREQUENCY OF THE ORBITAL WALLS FRACTURES. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY." Actual problems in dentistry 15, no. 2 (2019): 46-49. https://doi.org/10.18481/2077-7566-2019-15-2-46-49.

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