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Chapter 57. Orbital Fractures
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Which of the following indicates a need for urgent repair of orbital floor fractures?
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A. Persistent symptomatic diplopia with evidence of entrapment
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B. Early enophthalmos of 3 mm or more
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C. Nausea, vomiting, and bradycardia
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D. Floor defect of more than 50%
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E. Associated rim and facial fractures
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Which of the following are causes of blurred vision acutely following orbital trauma?
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Enophthalmos is most likely following which type of medial wall fractures?
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Which of the following incisions may be used when approaching orbitozygomatic fractures?
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All of the following are signs of an orbital roof fracture except
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A. Delayed upper eyelid hematoma
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C. Contour deformity of forehead and supraorbital ridge
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