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| embriologic origen of the orbit |
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| Ectodermal and mesodermal |
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| Abnormal protrusion of the eyeball |
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| Displacement of an organ or part |
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| Due to an enlargement of the eyeball or some part of the globe |
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| Abnormal recession of the eyeball in the orbit |
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| The perception of two images of a single object. Can be monocular or binocular |
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| carotid cavernous fistula |
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| Cavernous fistula thrombosis |
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| signs of orbital cellulitis |
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| mild proptosis with limitation of the eye movements. |
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| computed tomography is good for soft tissues and cavities |
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| what is an x-ray used for? |
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| good to check for bone lesions |
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| magnetic resonance imaging. Good for details or exactly place of lesion in soft tissue |
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| What is an ultrasound good for? |
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| Used to obtain accurate measurements within the eye like planning refractive surgery or calculating the intra ocular lens power. |
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| What is an angiography used for? |
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| To demonstrate vessel lesions |
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| good for measuring the degree of proptosis |
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| What is a aspiration biopsy? |
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| Used when a tumor is suspected. |
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| primary is missing eye globe only. Seconday is missing eye globe and brain |
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| cranial sutures are absent, eye abnormal posterior segment |
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| the fusion of the two eyes |
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| one side of the nose is underdeveloped |
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| brain and meninges herniates through the wall of the orbit--> meningoencephalocele |
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| premature closure of one or more sutures of the skull or from failure in development of the skull bones |
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| Apert's syndrome. Egg shaped head |
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| very long head with short width |
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| short head antero-posterioly |
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| deformity in one side of the skull |
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| wide interpupillary distance and extremem exotropia |
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