Periocular and Orbital Emergencies

Table of Contents

• Eyelid and Globe Emergencies

  • Eyelid Trauma
  • Globe Rupture or Laceration
  • Lid Margin Sparing

• Lacrimal Apparatus and Infections

  • Lacrimal Apparatus
  • Infections of the Lacrimal Passages

• Orbital Cellulitis

  • Orbital Cellulitis
  • Management of Orbital Cellulitis
  • Complications of Orbital Cellulitis

• orbital cellulitis case

• Preseptal Cellulitis

  • Preseptal Cellulitis
  • Etiology of Preseptal Cellulitis
  • Management of Preseptal Cellulitis

• Other Conditions

  • Acute Thyroid Eye Disease
  • Rhabdomyosarcoma = Embryonal Sarcoma

• Orbital & Floor Fractures

  • Floor Fractures
  • Orbital Fractures

• Ophthalmology UNIMAS

  • ptosis case

• proptosis case

Periocular and Orbital Emergencies

Dr. Waleed ALRASHED

Objectives

1. Differentiate between orbital and preseptal cellulitis and how to initiate management.
2. Recognize signs and symptoms of acute proptosis in general.
3. Recognize the eye manifestations of acute thyroid eye disease and understand the mechanism of loss of vision.
4. Initiate basic work up for child presenting with acute unilateral or bilateral proptosis and rule out vision and life-threatening conditions.
5. Recognize blow out fracture of the medial and the floor of the orbit.
6. Recognize and deal with nasolacrimal drainage system common emergencies i.e. acute dacryocystitis.

Anatomical Diagram of the Eye

Anatomical Structure of the Eyelid

oral pupile suspected globe rupture - lid margin involve ⇒ call opth

Safety Reminder