Long-term stability of ocular function after alloplastic computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing reconstruction of posttraumatic orbital defects: a retrospective cohort study

Key Points

• Ocular function remained stable long-term after alloplastic reconstruction, with significant implications for patient recovery.
• The metric of outcomes showed consistent ocular function in the cohort over an extended follow-up period.
• Retrospective cohort analysis evaluated outcomes in patients with posttraumatic orbital defects undergoing computer-aided reconstruction.
• Findings highlight the effectiveness of alloplastic methods, though further research is needed to confirm broader applicability.