Orbit & Oculoplasty

Orbital mass lesions presenting as proptosis can be of neoplastic, cystic, inflammatory, vascular or of endocrinal (Grave’s Ophthalmopathy) etiology.

To describe clinical, imaging, and histopathology features of 4 patients with invasive Ocular Squamous cell carcinoma (OSSN) with intraocular invasion.

Lymphoid tumors are the most common primary orbital malignancy constituting approximately 10% of all orbital tumors and 40 to 60% of lymphoproliferative disease in the orbit.

We are presenting case study of 10 cases of Graves Ophtahlmopathy, presented in our out patient department between December 2014 to December 2015.

Blepharoptosisisa known but neglectedcomplication(Incidence:0-44%) of cataract surgery &can be multifactorial. We reporta case of 72/M, known case of DM & IHD, presenting with OD upper lid total ptosis without double vision/diurnal variation, 2 months after uneventful cataract surgery under peribulbar block.

A 35 year old patient presented with complaints of recurrent swelling in the upper and lower lids on both eyes since 8 yr.

A multitude of benign and malignant tumors can occur in the orbit. The ordinary lipoma is most common benign tumor in mesenchymal origin and differentiate into adipose tissue.

To report the long term results of treatment of orbital capillary haemangioma by oral propranolol.

To report a case of a spontaneous non-traumatic orbital hematoma.

To describe the various clinical presentations, imaging and histopathological characteristics and management of orbital lymphoproliferative diseases

A total of 59 patients were enrolled in tertiary eye care hospital in southern Indian population.

Eyelid tumour excision needs full thickness tumour removal with adequate margins to achieve tumour free edges.

The standard treatment for anterior staphyloma is enucleation. However excision of whole globe is psychologically traumatic and many patients, particularly young patients and their guardians do not want to give consent and constantly insist in conserving the globe at any cost.In this scenario, it is some sort of solace to them if Staphylectomy, a less destructive surgery is offered to them, to which they may consent.

We report a rare case of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma presenting at birth in an infant of 25 days with history of proptosis of right eye since birth.

Contracted socket reconstruction using dermofat graft.Purpose-To study the use of gluteal dermofat graft for reconstruction of congenitally contracted socket.

To present six cases of angle grinder induced trauma which could be managed successfully.

A 35 year male patient presented with history of prominence of both eyeballs R>L since 8 months.

Acute dacryoadenitis involves inflammation of the lacrimal gland and is an uncommon condition.

To study the use of gluteal dermofat graft and mucosal graft for construction of contracted socket.

A case report 46 year old lady admitted on 13/6/15 to 13/7/15 with chief complain of swelling of right upper eyelid from one and half year.

Dr. Shreeshruthi N, N18565, Dr. D N Prakash, Dr. Megha G, Dr. Meghana Neeralgi Purpose :The purpose is to study vascular occlusions in orbital cellulitis. Materials and Methods : A case of 35years old female, presenting with sudden onset of pain and fullness of left eye and…

The purpose is to study vascular occlusions in orbital cellulitis.

Optic Nerve Sheath Meningiomas account for less than 1% of all meningiomas out of which only 5% are bilateral.

Orbital pseudotumour, sclerosing type is a commonest orbital disease with rare extraorbital extensions.

Orbital hemangiopericytomas are rare tumors with the incidence ranging from 1% to 1.5% in very large orbital series.The diagnosis of hemangiopericytoma cannot be made with certainty on clinical or radiological evaluation and requires histologic confirmation.

A 55 years male presented with history of lime injury to left eye 3 months back.

We presented a rare case, 40 year male with severe swelling and pain in right eye, loss of vision, sudden onset and rapidly progressive involving the fronto parietal area of right face.

Lid lacerations post repair were evaluated for alteration of MRD 1 and 2 at presentation, following repair at 1 week, 1 month and 3 month intervals. Lacerations were classified into type 1 type 2 and type 3 based on the extend of lid involvement.

A young male presented to us with drooping of left upper lid since childhood. On clinical examination an ill defined mass was found in upperlid extending till lateral orbital wall.

A study is done at tertiary eye centre in paatients with complaints of watering who in outpatients department were diagnosed with common canalicular block and the block was attempted to be opened in the opd with probing with probe first directed towards sac and once the get through was obtained, it was directed towards nasolacrimal duct.