Zygomatic Orbital Trauma Flashcards

1
Q

Clinical signs of zygomatic fractures (6)

A

Diplopia
Step deformity
Subconjunctival ecchymoses
Periorbital bruising/swelling
Sensory deficit - infraorbital nerve
Nose bleeding

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E/O exam for zygomatic fracture

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Lacerations/bleeding/swelling
Eye bruising/burst BVs
MOM - tender zygoma
Sensation to infraorbital nerve
Diplopia
Track finger at 6 points

PALPATE:
Irregularities of supraorbital ridge
Irregularities of infraorbital ridge + zygoma
Depression of zygomatic arch
Manoeuvre maxilla

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I/O exam for zygomatic fracture

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Lacerations/bleeding/bruising/swelling
Tender zygomatic buttress
Step deformity
Mobile teeth
Occlusal derangement
Sensation to upper lip

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4
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SI’s for zygomatic fracture

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OM15/30
CBCT

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5
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What areas does the infraorbital nerve supply?

A

Upper lip, nose + lower eyelid

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6
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What nerve supply is usually severed by orbital fracture?

A

Superior rectus (severed) or inferior rectus (trapped)

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Tx for zygomatic fracture

A

OMFS/A+E urgent referral
Pain management
Exlude ocular injury
prophylactic abx
avoid nose blowing

Review when swelling subsided
IMF or ORIF

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Radiographic identification of zygomatic fracture

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Radiopaque sinus (filled with blood)
ALWAYS STATE SIDE

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