Orbital Cellulitis

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Severe life threatening infection of orbit is called as orbital cellulitis which can be due to many causes. A skill to recognize the disease early and give prompt treatment is very essential for any ophthalmologist

DR. ANKIT M. PUNJABI (DOMS) DR. MRINMAYEE GHATAK (DOMS) Dept. of Ophthalmology, KIMS Hospital, Bangalore Karnataka, INDIA Email: drankitalways@gmail.com

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