Implant-prosthetic rehabilitation and ectoprosthetics of a patient with an extensive defect of the right orbit. Clinical case. Part 2

   Orbital ectoprosthesis is a complex, multifunctional problem. Removal of the right eyeball and surrounding tissues after combined treatment of basal cell carcinoma of the right orbit led to the formation of a defect that disrupted the patient’s quality of life. The key factor for successful treatment is the area of proper placement of implants in the orbit, taking into account the anatomy of the left eye, deep sinking of the surrounding tissues. The rehabilitation of a patient with a defect in the right orbit was implemented using an implant-prosthetic design. At the stages of treatment, the tasks set were solved and original solutions were developed for the full restoration of aesthetics. A clinical case of ectoprosthetics of the right orbit, aspects of design, prototyping and manufacturing of the prosthesis are presented.

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