Impact of surgical timing of postoperative ocular motility in orbital blowout fractures

Objectives: The aim of the current study was to determine whether, using Hess area ratio for an objective measurement ocular motility, orbital blowout fractures should be surgically repaired. Methodology: 200 consecutive patients with were involved in this retrospective analysis (mean age: 27.0 years; range: 7-65 150 males; 50 females). Between March 2009 and September 2017, all received fracture diagnosis at Zia Uddin Hospital Karachi, Pakistan's Department Maxillofacial Surgery. All had surgery correct problem within 30 days their diagnoses, they monitored least three months afterward follow-up time: 7.3 months; 4-60 months). Results: Out instances, 155 (77.5%) floor, 31 (15.5%) medial wall, 14 (7%) both lateral walls. In addition, 132 depressed fragment, 58 trap-door imprisoned tissue, 10 muscle entrapment.