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DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY PESHAWAR MEDICAL COLLEGE, PESHAWAR. Dr. Muhammad Arif Assistant Professor Department of Ophthalmology. ORBIT. BONY CAVITIES IN THE SKULL CONTAINING Globes EOM Nerves Vessels FAT pads Lacrimal gland Periorbita Orbital septum. Orbital Dimension.
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DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY PESHAWAR MEDICAL COLLEGE, PESHAWAR.
Dr. Muhammad Arif Assistant Professor Department of Ophthalmology
ORBIT BONY CAVITIES IN THE SKULL CONTAINING • Globes • EOM • Nerves • Vessels • FAT pads • Lacrimal gland • Periorbita • Orbital septum
Orbital anatomy • Floor • Roof • Lateral wall • Medial wall
Developmental defects • Microphthalmos • Anophthalmos • Ccphaloccles
Evaluation of orbital diseases • Detail history • Onset • Duration of symptoms • Injury • Prior disease • Systemic disease • Family history
Course of symptoms • Pain • Proptosis • Progression • Palpation • Pulsation • Periorbital changes
Examination • Visual acuity • Refraction • Color vision • Pupils • Extraocular motility • Anterior segment • Posterior segment • Eyelids
Tools of examination • Exophthalmometry • CT Scan orbit in brain • MRI • Orbital sonography • Orbital endoscopy
Preseptal cellulitis • Preseptal cellulitis is defined as inflammation and infection confined to the eyelids and periorbital structures anterior to the orbital septum.
Organism causing • Haemophilus influenzae • Gram-positive cocci • Staphylococcus aureus
Investigations • History • Clinical examination • Blood complete • Bacteriological examination
Treatment • Antibiotics • Analgesics • Surgical drainage
Orbital cellulitis • Active infection of the orbital soft tissue is present posterior to the orbital septum. • Symptoms • Fever • Leukocytosis • Proptosis • Restriciton of ocular motility • Pain on movement of the globe
causes • Paranasal sinuses • Face and eyelids • Dacryocystitis • Dental infection • Intracranial • Trauma • Dacryoadenitis • Endophthalmitis
Treatment • Medical • Surgical
Proptosis • Protrution: of the eyes secondary to and orbital space lesion • Exophthalmos: proptosis secondary to dysthyroid disease.
Evaluation • History of proptosis Slow Abrupt Explosive • Displacement Axial Medial Lateral
Evaluation • Diplopia Horizontal Vertical • Pain Referred Ocular
Evaluation • Vision (Decrease) Slowly Progressive Not effected
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