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. 2023 Feb 7;56(1):62–67. doi: 10.1055/s-0043-1761597

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Fig. 5 — Influence of infraorbital rim position on orbital volume restoration. (a) Pure blowout; rim in normal position, reconstruction adequate. (b) Rim fixed caudally ( red indicator ); any material from this position to the posterior ledge will correct orbital volume incompletely ( shaded area ) causing residual enophthalmos. (c) Rim fixed caudally; the titanium mesh with retrobulbar bulge allows further contouring to compensate for the excessive volume, thus restoring the globe position. (d) The precontoured mesh mirroring the retrobulbar bulge of the floor on sagittal view. (e) Profile view of the precontoured titanium mesh.