What type of fracture to the floor of the orbit will result from a direct blow to the eye?

Orbital blowout fracture

Explanation:

This is a dreadful injury of the orbital floor caused by a direct blow to the eye from a blunt object bigger than the orbital aperture, or eye socket.

It's outlined by double vision, submerged ocular globes, and sensation loss of the cheek and upper gums caused by fracture to the infraorbital nerve.