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inferior orbital fissure
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inferior orbital fissure,
a groove in the inferolateral wall of the orbit that contains the infraorbital and zygomatic nerves and the infraorbital vessels.

fissure,
n a deep groove or cleft; commonly the result of the imperfect fusion of the enamel or adjoining dental lobes.
fissure, gingival,
fissure, inferior orbital,
n the opening between the maxilla and the greater wing of the sphenoid bone through which the inferior ophthalmic vein, infraorbital artery, and infraorbital and zygomatic nerves travel.
fissure, pterygomaxillary
n the most posterior point in the anterior contour of the maxillary tuberosity.


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Lateral flaps were dissected to the inferior orbital nerve, and a medial flap was elevated over the right nasal bone.
With more force, the fracture progresses to involve the thick glabellar bone, the frontal sinuses, and the medial and inferior orbital rims.
The lateral nasal wall was removed endoscopically from the inferior orbital rim to the inferior turbinate to expose the lateral portion of the maxillary sinus.
 
 
 
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