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that's not for me to judge, especially without a picWell I have severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia
I meant the whole complex - nasal bones, medial-anterior orbital walls, orbital floor, inferior orbital rims, posterior maxilla, pterygoid plates, the whole packageWhy is fracturing the nasal bones a huge risk? Don't they do it in rhino?
This is the riskiest variation of Le Fort. The mortality rate is 11.6%
Involvement of the orbit seen in such fractures may lead to the development of complications including extra-ocular muscle injury, orbital hematoma, globe rupture or impingement, and optic nerve damage. Furthermore, damage to the medial maxillary buttress has been associated with epistaxis, cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) rhinorrhea, lacrimal duct and sac injury, medial canthal tendon injury, and sinus drainage obstruction