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The eye socket
Assessment considers the fractured bone and associated eye concerns. Eye symptoms need prompt hospital review.
Facial Trauma
Orbit Fracture
Assessment of fractures around the eye socket, with eye care and facial repair coordinated when needed.
Orbit Fracture
What this visit covers.
Assessment of fractures around the eye socket, with eye care and facial repair coordinated when needed.
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Your assessment
The consultation brings together your examination, medical history, and any existing reports. Further investigations are discussed according to the findings.
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Your care plan
Discuss the proposed treatment, alternatives, recovery, and follow-up with Dr. Saha. The plan is individual to your diagnosis and care needs.
About Orbit Fracture
Injuries around the eye socket.
A blow to the eye can break the thin bones of the socket floor or walls. Double vision, an eye that looks sunken, numbness of the cheek, or pain on moving the eye are reasons for prompt review. Any loss of vision needs emergency care.
Not every orbital fracture needs surgery. When it does, the socket is rebuilt with a thin plate or mesh that supports the eye in its normal position. Eye specialists are involved when the eye itself has been injured.
Related care
Other visits in this area.
Mandible Fracture
Assessment and management of lower-jaw fractures, with attention to the bite, jaw movement, and healing.
Explore care
Maxilla Fracture
Specialist care for upper-jaw fractures and associated facial injuries, with repair planned around the injury pattern.
Explore care
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Fracture
Assessment of fractures involving the jaw-joint region, with attention to jaw opening, the bite, and recovery of movement.
Explore care
Orbit Fracture
Talk through this before you decide.
Call, or send a request with what you have noticed. Family members are welcome in the room.
