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Pediatric orbital fractures handled differently from those of adults

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Cheryl Guttman

Columbus, OH-Age-adjusted approaches are needed for the evaluation and management of suspected orbital fracture in pediatric patients because children are different from adults, according to Jill A. Foster, MD.

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