Non-Cochrane · prognostic · PM42719934

Pilot Study: Facial Trauma Reconstruction Outcomes: Systematic Review and Meta-analysis.

Nadeem-Tariq Ahmed, La Guardia Jonnby, Childers Evan, et al. · Plastic and reconstructive surgery. Global open · 2026 · PubMed · doi:10.1097/gox.0000000000007939

Findings

Population Adults with orbital fractures undergoing reconstruction

2 findings

Orbital fracture reconstructionNoneDiplopia
Varied by study
Proportion 0.16 [0.00, 0.33]
GRADE not reported
4 studies · 86 participants
Orbital fracture reconstructionNoneEnophthalmos
Varied by study
Proportion 0.15 [0.05, 0.26]
GRADE not reported
3 studies · 45 participants

Included primary studies 9

Open in Studies
StudyYearAlso included byOutcomes it informs hereTrial data
Elegbede 2018
Patient-reported Outcomes in Facial Reconstruction: Assessment of FACE-Q Scales and Predictors of Satisfaction.
PMID:30656106
2018this review onlynot statednot extracted yet
Kruschewsky 2011
Fractured orbital wall reconstruction with an auricular cartilage graft or absorbable polyacid copolymer.
PMID:21772204
2011this review onlynot statednot extracted yet
Lee 1998
Reconstruction of orbital floor fractures with maxillary bone.
PMID:9440781
1998this review onlyDiplopia; Enophthalmosnot extracted yet
Palines 2022
matched by author and year (probable)
NRthis review onlynot statednot extracted yet
Rajantie 2020
Health-related quality of life in patients surgically treated for orbital blow-out fracture: a prospective study.
PMID:33280065
2021this review onlyDiplopianot extracted yet
Riyadh 2018
Surgical Management of the Recent Orbital War Injury.
PMID:29742577
2018this review onlyEnophthalmosnot extracted yet
Saman 2014
Postoperative maxillomandibular fixation after open reduction of mandible fractures.
PMID:25232835
2014this review onlynot statednot extracted yet
Wu 2017
Single-stage soft tissue reconstruction and orbital fracture repair for complex facial injuries.
PMID:27923726
2017this review onlyDiplopia; Enophthalmosnot extracted yet
Zunz 2012
Traumatic orbital floor fractures: repair with autogenous bone grafts in a tertiary trauma center.
PMID:21664743
2012this review onlyDiplopianot extracted yet

Review question

ElementPlanned (methods)Found (results)
PopulationAdults undergoing surgical reconstruction for facial traumaAdults (mean age 38 years; study means 29.8 to 48.6) with mandibular, orbital and mixed facial fractures or soft tissue injuries (n=660, 9 studies)
InterventionSurgical interventions for facial trauma reconstruction (ORIF, bone grafting, soft tissue repair)ORIF, bone grafts, cartilage grafts, absorbable polyacid copolymer, flaps and soft tissue repair
ComparisonNot specifiedNone; single-arm proportions only
OutcomesFunctional and aesthetic results, complication rates (infection, nonunion, dehiscence, diplopia, enophthalmos), patient-reported outcomesDiplopia (n=86, 4 studies), enophthalmos (n=45, 3 studies) pooled; infection, nonunion, wound dehiscence and patient-reported outcomes narrative
Study designsNot specified2 RCTs, 2 prospective cohorts, 3 retrospective cohorts, 2 retrospective case series
TimingFollow-up period as reported by each studyFollow-up 1 to 24 months (median 6 months)