A. Nonspecific orbital inflammation Idiopathic orbital inflammation (based on anatomic location of inflammation) [1–3] Myositis (inflammation of an extraocular muscle) Dacryoadenitis (inflammation of the lacrimal gland) Peribulbar (posterior scleritis, Tenonitis)…
Fig. 41.1 Ocular implants . Acrylic, porous polyethylene, hydroxyapatite (from right to left) The HA implant may be inserted wrapped or unwrapped. The unwrapped HA implants, however, have a much…
Fig. 25.1 Types of trauma . An example of the often unusual types of trauma that can be encountered in the pediatric patient population. A screen door handle impaled this…
Iliff and Green [1] n = 174 Crawford [3] n = 572 Shields et al. [2] n = 250 Rootman [6] n = 241 Kodsi et al. [5] n = 340…
Fig. 6.1 Congenital divided nevus Nevus of Ota (Oculodermal Melanocytosis) Oculodermal melanocytosis , known historically as the nevus of Ota, represents a disorder defined by the presence of melanocytes within…
Fig. 30.1 Canaliculus repair with CJDCR. (a) Absence of lower canaliculus with the presence of a secondary canaliculus within cartilaginous appendage. Complete stenosis of the distal third of the upper…
Fig. 33.1 Preseptal cellulitis . (a) Clinical appearance of a posttraumatic preseptal cellulitis in a 7-year-old child who scraped her eyelid on the corner of a bed frame. (b) Ocular…
Fig. 11.1 Diagnostic pathway. Diagnostic pathway and classification of extraocular muscle dysfunction in pediatric patients with oculoplastic disorders The above classification of associated extraocular muscle dysfunction can assist with a…
Fig. 4.1 Suture needles used in ophthalmic plastic surgery. (a) Structural zones of a surgical needle. (b) Various types of needle points. (c) Schematic cross section of each needle point….
Fig. 9.1 Infection and tumor spread. (a) Axial view: routes of infection and tumor spread from the paranasal sinuses to the orbit, brain, and cavernous sinus. (b) Coronal view: route…
