Ultrasound and CT scans provide anatomical images of the orbit, while color Doppler imaging provides visualizations of vascular structures and blood flow within lesions. These imaging techniques are used to evaluate a variety of orbital conditions involving blood vessels, infections, tumors, congenital issues, trauma, and more, and can help identify vascular disorders, thrombosis, treatment responses, and dynamic changes in benign tumors over time.

1. DR.MANJULA
DHINAKAR
SENIOR SPECIALIST
RADIOLOGY SQH

8. USG/CT
PROVIDES ANATOMY OF THE ORBIT.
COLOR DOPPLER
PROVIDESVASCULATURE AND
VASCULARITY OF THE LESIONS.

9.  VASCULAR DISORDERS
 INFECTIONS AND INFLAMMATORY
DISEASES.
 TUMORS
 CONGENITAL AND PEDIATRIC DISORDERS
 TRAUMA

10.  CAVERNOUS –CAROTID
 CAVERNOUS- DURAL FISTULAS
 CENTRAL RETINAL ARTERY OCCLUSION
 CENTRAL RETINAL VEIN OCCLUSION
 ISCHEMIC OPTIC NEPHROPATHY
 ORBITAL VARIX

11.  EVALUATION OF VASCULAR
COMPROMISE
 FLUID COLLECTION
 THROMBOSIS

12.  DYNAMIC EVALUATION OF BENIGN
TUMORS
 FOLLOW UP
 TREATMENT RESPONSE

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