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146 Medical modelling
test to check that the eye can rotate upwards freely). Post-operative recovery
was uneventful and radiographs revealed the prosthesis to be correctly
positioned (Figs. 6.27 and 6.28). At follow-up, complete return to a normal
range of ocular movement was found with resolution of the diplopia and
no evidence of complications.
6.5.5 Conclusion
We think that this technique has much to offer both for its simplicity and
for the reliability of titanium as a prosthetic material. The laboratory
6.27 Plain radiograph in the anterior-posterior plane showing the
position of the implant post-operatively.