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• An orbital mass
• Restrictive
myopathy(Graves or
myosit)
• Ocular motor nerve
lesion(tolosa-Hunt,
fistula)
• Tethrering (entrapment in
blow –out fracture
• Splinting of optic
nerve(meningioma)
10. џ :accute orbital inflamation
Epidemiology
• A-rare
• B-very important
• C-life threatening
14. signs
• A-redness of lids
• B-chemosis
• C-lid swelling
• D-
exophthalmos(proptosis)
• E-ocular motility problem
• F-appearance of acute
systemic illness
18. Differential diagnosis
• A-graves diseas
• B-allergic reaction(angio
neurotic edema)
• C-pseudotumor
• D-parinaud’s
oculoglandular syndrom
• E-wegener;s
granulomatosis
• F-mucocel
• G-orbital Neoplasm
• H-caroid cavernous fistula
20. Treatment aim
• A- to preserre ocular
vision & function
• B-to avoid postspread
• C-to identify
underlying
diseas(diabet,diarrhea,
acidosis)
22. Pharmacologic Treatment
• A-culture purulent
material
• B-most children systemic
antibiotic
• C-adult gram-stain.d &
systemic antibiotic
• D-if cavernous sinus
thrombosis(prompt.
Antibiotic)
• E-phycomycosis(intra
venous Antibiotic)
24. Prognosis
• A- With prompt
Antibiotic & drainage
• B-excellent
rehabilitation of visual
& ocular
37. Diet & life style
• A-No special
precautions
• B-in acutly ll.(bedrest-
warm compressos 7
specifie treatment)
40. 40:prognosis is good
• Prompt appropriat
treatment
• Consultaation
(E,N,T,pediaterician,o
ral surgen,internist)