Abstract
Orbital fractures may be either isolated or part of midface fractures. These injuries may cause disruption of theorbital walls and herniation or entrapmentof orbital contentsresulting in enophthalmos or diplopia. Surgical exploration of the orbit is the definitive mode of management of such injuries.A common problem encountered during such exploration is the prolapse of orbital soft tissues which hamper the visualization of the defects. Here, we suggest an adjunct to the orbital retractors in control prolapsing soft tissues.
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