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  • Title: [Intro-extro cranial approach treat serious post fronto-orbital fracture deformities].
    Author: Yu B, Gui L, Zhang ZY, Teng L, Zuo F, Huang LP, Zhou XD, Yan BZ, Yang F.
    Journal: Zhonghua Zheng Xing Wai Ke Za Zhi; 2003 Jan; 19(1):8-10. PubMed ID: 12778784.
    Abstract:
    OBJECTIVE: To explore the method of treating serious secondary fronto-orbital fracture deformities through intro-extra cranial approach. METHODS: The fronto-orbital fracture was divided into two types according to whether there were any large scale fronto-orbital bone defects: type I: Large scale fronto-orbital bone defect; type II: Concave fronto-orbital fracture deformity without large scale bone defect. Both types were treated through intro-extra cranial approach to expose the fracture site. For type I deformity, the bone defects were repaired and reconstructed with outer table of cranial bone and artificial bone. For type II, the deformity was repaired by osteotomy, bone reposition and internal rigid fixation. RESULTS: 18 cases were treated from June 1998 to October 2000, include type I, 12 cases, and type II, 6 cases. All the patients recovered well and the post-operative appearance were greatly improved. CONCLUSIONS: Intro-extra cranial approach can expose the fractured site better than the simple extrocranio approach, and make the operation more easily done. Combined with the technique of cranio maxillo facial surgery, the treatment can be more complete and the results can be more satisfactory.
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