Response to transcaruncular medial canthopexy with wire and miniplate revisited

We thank the authors for their comments and pointing out the omission of Wittkampf and Mourits from our bibliography. Similar techniques have been described. We agree that with such techniques, transnasal wiring is rarely needed in the reconstruction of the naso-orbito-ethmoid complex.

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