Orbital Lipodermoid
An orbital lipodermoid (also called a dermolipoma) is a benign, non-cancerous lump made of normal fat and skin-type tissue that grew in the wrong place near the outer corner of the eye. It is usually ...
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Orbital Infarction Syndrome
Orbital Infarction Syndrome means that almost everything inside the orbit (the “eye socket”) suddenly does not get enough blood and oxygen and starts to die. In this condition, the optic nerve, the ...
Orbital Granular Cell Tumor (GCT)
An orbital granular cell tumor is a rare growth that starts from the support cells that wrap around nerves (called Schwann cells) and develops inside the eye socket, which doctors call the orbit. ...
Orbital Granular Cell Tumor (GCT)
An orbital granular cell tumor is a rare growth that starts from the support cells that wrap around nerves (called Schwann cells) and develops inside the eye socket, which doctors call the orbit. ...
Orbital Foreign Body (Eye Socket Foreign Body)
An orbital foreign body means that a piece of material that does not belong to the body has entered and remained inside the orbit, which is the bony eye socket that holds the eyeball, the muscles, ...
Orbital Floor Fractures
An orbital floor fracture is a break in the thin bone that makes the “bottom” of the eye socket. Your eye sits in a bony cup called the orbit. The floor of this cup is very thin and lies on top of ...
Orbital Fat Prolapse
Orbital fat prolapse is a bulge of normal eye socket fat that slowly slips forward through a thin natural curtain in the eyelid called the orbital septum. The orbital septum is a sheet of tough ...
Orbital Emphysema
Orbital emphysema means air gets trapped in the soft tissues around the eye (the “orbit”). The orbit is a bony cup that holds the eye, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and fat. Normally, there is no ...
Orbital Decompression Surgery
Orbital decompression is an operation to make more room inside the eye socket. The eye socket is called the “orbit.” It is a cone-shaped space made of bone and filled with the eyeball, eye muscles, ...
Orbital Compartment Syndrome (OCS)
Orbital compartment syndrome is a true eye emergency. It happens when pressure inside the eye socket (the orbit) rises quickly and gets so high that blood can no longer flow properly to the optic ...
Orbital Chloroma (Myeloid Sarcoma of the Orbit)
Orbital chloroma is a solid tumor made of immature white blood cells (myeloid blasts) that grows inside the eye socket (the orbit). Doctors also call it myeloid sarcoma or granulocytic sarcoma. It is ...
Orbital Cellulitis
Orbital cellulitis is a serious infection that happens behind the eye, inside the bony eye socket called the orbit. The orbit is a tight space filled with eye muscles, fat, nerves, and blood vessels. ...
Cavernous Hemangioma
A cavernous hemangioma (also called a cavernous venous malformation in many body parts, and a cerebral cavernous malformation when it is in the brain or spinal cord) is a bundle of enlarged, ...
Orbital Cavernous Venous Malformation (OCVM)
An orbital cavernous venous malformation is a benign (non-cancerous) blood-vessel problem inside the bony eye socket (the orbit). It is made of smooth, low-flow venous channels that are ...
Orbital Aspergillosis
Orbital aspergillosis is a fungal infection around or inside the eye socket. The eye socket is also called the orbit. The orbit has the eyeball, the optic nerve, eye muscles, fat, blood vessels, and ...
Orbital Apex Syndrome
Orbital Apex Syndrome is a problem that happens in a very tight space at the very back of the eye socket, called the orbital apex. This small area is like a busy roundabout where many important ...
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