Abstract
Pediatric orbital floor fractures are uncommon, especially in babies under the age of 2 years old. The conservative treatment is usually used except in inferior rectus entrapment, enopthalmous, and diplopia cases. Autogenous bone is an attractive option in a growing skeleton, but donor site immaturity presents a challenge for the surgeon. Although cranial grafts are a great option in adults, the lack of diploic space maturity separating the outer and inner tables might be discouraging. The use o
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