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Gore-Tex* or polytetrafluoroethylene was used successfully in 30 cases of orbital fractures in order to make good a loss of substance of less of 1.5 cm. The advantages and disadvantages of the product are discussed. Its value in relation to traditional bone grafting is also defined.
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