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The author describes twenty cases of a type of external craniofacial fracture centred on the orbit, characterized by the frequency of ophthalmological complications, and mobilizing a segment of the frontosphenotemporal vault, and segments of the middle and anterior stages of the base of the skull. It is suggested that these be called frontosphenotemporal fractures.
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