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It could be anything such as a fist, baseball, or dashboard of the automobile. Blowout fractures commonly occur as a result of impact to the anterior part of the eye from something which is bigger than the eye opening. This causes aberration in the eye movements resulting in double vision. The floor of the eye socket ruptures or cracks resulting in a small hole in the eye socket’s floor which can trap some parts of the eye muscles and its surrounding structures.

Orbital Blowout Fracture or Indirect Orbital Floor Fracture: This is a fracture of the paper thin floor of the eye socket with the bony rim surrounding the eye remaining intact.

Second one is frontal sinus fracture or frontal bone fracture which occurs in the upper edge of the eye rim and is also a part of the frontal bone of the forehead.

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Orbital Rim Fractures Are of Two Types: The first one is a zygomatic fracture which occurs in the lower edge of the eye rim and in also a part of the cheekbone. There also may be injuries to the eye, such as damage to the optic nerve, eye muscles, injury to the nerves which provide sensation in the cheek and forehead, damage to the sinuses surrounding the eye and the tear duct. These fractures occur due to a huge amount of force, and because of this force, patient also experiences extensive injuries to other facial bones, and sometimes even injuries to the brain. Orbital Rim Fracture: These occur as a result of direct impact to the face, often in car crashes from the face being hit into the steering wheel or an automobile dashboard.

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