Examination Techniques for the Orbit

When an Orbital Mass is detacted, what are the TOPOGRAPHICAL properties that are assessed for lesion differentiation?
- Location: Postion,
- meridaians,
- Shape,
- Borders,
- Contour abnormalities - Bone: Excavation, defects, or hyperostosis; Globe: Indentation or flattening
When an Orbital Mass is detected what are the QUANTITATIVE properties that are assessed for lesion differentiation?
- Internal reflectivity: Spike height,
- Internal structure: Histologic architecture,
- Sound attenuation: Absorption or shawdowing
When an Orbital Mass is detected what are the KINETIC properties that are assessed for lesion differentiation?
- Consistency: Soft vs. hard,
- Vascularity: Blood flow,
- Mobility: Of lesion or it contents

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Examination Techniques for the Orbit

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Ch. 11 Examination Techniques for the Orbit

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