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A new classification for periorbital trauma aids in identifying overlooked injuries, improving aesthetic and functional outcomes. This structured approach ensures comprehensive evaluation and precise surgical planning for better patient results.

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  • Ophthalmology
  • Plastic Surgery
  • Trauma Surgery

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  • Periorbital trauma can cause significant aesthetic and functional deficits if injuries are missed.
  • A structured classification is crucial for managing complex periorbital injuries affecting superficial, middle, and deep facial structures.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose and validate a new, anatomically and clinically based classification system for periorbital trauma.
  • To improve the identification of injured structures and guide surgical management for optimal outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • A retrospective study of 260 periorbital trauma cases (July 2013-July 2016).
  • Development of a new classification categorizing injuries by anatomical region (periocular, frontal, temporal, malar) and injury type (simple, composite, complex, isolated bony).
  • Evaluation of injury severity, intervention timing, surgical procedures, and patient outcomes (aesthetic and functional).

Main Results:

  • Extended simple injuries were most common; extended complex injuries were least common.
  • Functional deficits occurred in 9.23% of patients, and aesthetic deficits in 21.15%.
  • Unsatisfactory results were linked to overlooked injuries, disregard for aesthetic units, and delayed management.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed 3D classification system aids in identifying all injured structures, structuring preoperative evaluation, and planning precise primary repairs.
  • Adherence to the classification can lead to improved aesthetic and functional outcomes in periorbital trauma management.
  • Accurate classification and timely intervention are key to preventing long-term deficits in periorbital trauma patients.