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In patients for whom aggressive disease processes have necessitated the surgical removal of the orbital contents, many reconstructive options are available to address the exenteration cavity. While cavity lining, such as with a skin graft, has been commonly employed, areas of bone injury or loss may still provide a pathway for bacteria to access the cranial vault. We suggest that complete obliteration of the cavity provides a protective barrier, which minimizes this risk.

Prevention of Postexenteration Complications by Obliteration of the Orbital Cavity