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This book is designed primarily for the oral and maxillofacial surgeon, those sections relating to the eye being inserted to describe to such surgeons how the eye and adnexa can be involved in multiple injuries. Chapter 17, however, treats in some detail fractures of the Zygomatico-Maxillary Complex. The ophthalmic surgeon who is interested in trauma will find points of importance, although he may not agree with the author's dislike of alloplastic materials in the repair of orbital floor fractures.
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