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5 months since orbital blowout fracture surgery, can my 1mm exophthalmos be corrected? (photos)

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JonC123Sep 11, 2024

5 months ago I had surgery for an orbital blowout fracture. Findings from CT scan: Acute displaced fractures involving the medial and inferior walls of the left orbit/orbital floor. Herniation of fat from the orbit into the upper margins of the left maxillary sinus.

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