The document discusses orbital fractures, including their causes, evaluation, and treatment. It notes that orbital fractures occur in 15% of serious injuries and are most commonly caused by blows from blunt objects. Evaluation involves assessing visual function and using CT scans or MRI to image the fractures. Treatment depends on the severity and location of the fractures but may involve surgical repair using implants to reconstruct the orbital floor.

1. ORBITAL FRACTURES Dr. Ankit M. Punjabi (drankitalways@gmail.com) Kota Eye Hospital, Kota, Rajasthan, India The Role of An Ophthalmologist

4. The Place & Source of Injury Source of Injury Place of Injury

6. Evaluation of Orbital Trauma Injuries to orbit are often associated with severe neurological injuries, which are life-threatening and take precedence over the orbital treatment

7. History in a case of Ocular Trauma

8. Evaluation of Visual Functions

18. X-Ray Herniation of orbital contents

19. CT – “Tear Drop” sign

20. The Myth & The Truth

26. Individualised Pre-fabricated Implants

27. Endoscopic Approach

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