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Medical Conditions - Orbital Floor Fracture

Orbital floor fracture is the fracture of the bones that forms the floor surrounding the eyeball. It is usually caused due to blunt force trauma to the eye. Symptoms include double vision, blurred vision, pain with eye movements, facial numbness, and a black eye. Treatment involves immediate surgical intervention.

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Is a drooping eye normal post-orbital floor fracture surgery?

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Is surgery advised in an orbital blowout fracture if no diplopia is present?

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