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Orbital floor fractures present an urgent motive for consulting both the ophthalmologist and the ENT surgeon. A complete surgical exploration, with a double approach, allows manual and visual control. Therefore, the floor is repaired in the best conditions with the use of a graft from the anterior wall of the maxilla. Thirty cases are presented here with a follow-up of three to five years. The object of this study is to show the necessity of cooperation between the ENT surgeon and the ophthalmologist, and the advantages of the double-sided approach. The technique gives an excellent view of the lesion, allows a sound anatomical repair with a graft taken through a Caldwell-Luc approach. On the whole, the results of this series, started in 1976, are very satisfactory.
J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
January 1988,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
January 1963,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
January 1982,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
April 2000,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
January 1977,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
January 1974,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
July 1971,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
September 1963,
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J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
September 1966,
American journal of surgery,
J P Lintzer, and
Y Rochefort, and
A Brachet, and
A Serezin
January 1964,
Missouri medicine,
