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In-House Three-Dimensional Printing in Orbital Reconstructive Surgery: A Case Report and Future Perspectives.

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Three-dimensional (3D) printing enabled precise reconstruction of an orbital floor fracture using a patient-specific model. This innovative approach reduced surgical time and improved implant adaptation in reconstructive surgery.

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  • Orbital floor fractures can result from trauma, necessitating complex reconstructive procedures.
  • Traditional methods for orbital reconstruction may face challenges in achieving precise anatomical restoration.
  • Three-dimensional (3D) printing offers a novel solution for patient-specific surgical planning and implementation.