Acute Proptosis in Childhood
Acute Proptosis in Childhood Gerald J. Harris Grant W. Su The abrupt onset of proptosis in a child is an alarming event for the family and the physicians involved. The…
Acute Proptosis in Adults
Acute Proptosis in Adults David R. Jordan Louise Mawn Bernard Hurley Proptosis that occurs over several minutes, several hours, or 1 to 2 days is considered acute. When the onset…
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Orbit
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Orbit Jan W. Kronish Mark J. Lucarelli Lindell R. Gentry Richard K. Dortzbach The evaluation and management of patients with orbital disease have improved significantly…
Computed Tomography of the Orbit
Computed Tomography of the Orbit James A. Garrity Julie R. Gilbertson In general, there are two types of change: revolutionary and evolutionary. Introduction of computed tomography (CT) in 1969 constituted…
Orbital Anatomy and Its Clinical Applications
Orbital Anatomy and Its Clinical Applications Deborah D. Sherman Cat N. Burkat Bradley N. Lemke The clinician must have a detailed knowledge of orbital anatomy to understand the structural disarrangements…
Plain Roentgenographic Evaluation of Orbital Disease
Plain Roentgenographic Evaluation of Orbital Disease Keith D. Carter Gina Rogers Jeffrey A. Nerad Assessment of a patient with suspected orbital disease or trauma should begin with clinical evaluation, but…
Aneurysms, Arteriovenous Communications, and Related Vascular Malformations
Aneurysms, Arteriovenous Communications, and Related Vascular Malformations Michael Morgan Gregory Van Stavern OVERVIEW The visual system takes a complex course in its path from the retina to the cortical visual…
