Abstract
econstruction of the orbital floor and wall can be challengng for many reasons, and it is important to access large efects and to restore normal bony anatomy and orbital volme without compromising cosmesis. We present a case eries of combined fractures of the orbital floor and wall that ere repaired with a custom-made, two-part, interlocking itanium plate inserted through a standard transconjunctival r lower blepharoplasty incision, without disruption to the anthi. To construct the titanium plates we mark the fracture line nd the normal bony margins on a stereolithic model prouced at our hospital (Fig. 1). Fabrication of the plate in wo halves (Fig. 2) allows each one to be inserted separately
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