Formation of a motile supporting orbit stump is of special importance for the social rehabilitation of patients who lost the eyeball. Implant material ensuring formation of the stump must meet the following requirements: low weight, high strength-to-density ratio, stability in biological environment, rapid tissue ingrowth and uniting with extraocular muscles. Foam-structure ceramic scaffolds are excellent candidates for this purpose.

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