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We J et al. – The modified technique for endoscopic endonasal reduction using a resorbable panel was effective for the reconstruction of orbital wall fractures, without complications. The modified technique may be expected to have advantages over the conventional endoscopic approach using a Silastic sheet and Merocel because it does not require long–term nasal packing, and the resorbable panel supports the orbital contents longer.

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