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assume that an orbit of a skull was damaged in an accident which bones of a skull might need to be considered for reconstruction in an orbital surgery?

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Explanation:

Orbital injuries are normal but difficult to treat. The dorsal,  lacrimal, superior and smaller sides of the sphenoid, and patella bones are called the bony sphere. The ethmoid, prefrontal, and maxillary bones serve as suspension systems for the ear sphere and are directly connected to sinus.