Multifragmental orbital floor blowout fracture fol- lowed by car accident and treatment with prolene mesh

INTRODUCTION/OBJECTIVES: Most common orbital fracture is blowout fracture and it is often result of trauma in which object that hits eyeball transfers force to it and indirectly to orbital floor (medial of sulcus infraorbitalis) which is the "locus minoris resistentiae" of orbital walls. Result of floor trauma is orbital fat tissue prolaps into the maxillary sinus which is commonly followed with inferior rectus muscle prolapse. Real-life example of trauma whose mechanism is explained in this section will be topic of this case report