Orbital Diseases

Orbital diseases involve the structures surrounding the eye, including muscles, fat, and bones, and may result from infections, tumors, trauma, or inflammatory conditions.

Key Areas of Care

• Orbital Infections – Diagnosis and treatment of bacterial or fungal infections causing pain, swelling, or vision changes
• Thyroid Eye Disease – Management of bulging eyes, double vision, and inflammation related to thyroid disorders
• Orbital Tumors – Detection and surgical removal of benign or malignant growths around the eye
• Orbital Fractures – Repair of broken orbital bones due to trauma or injury
• Inflammatory Conditions – Treatment of autoimmune-related swelling and pain affecting orbital tissues

Advanced Techniques & Technologies

• Orbital Imaging (CT/MRI) – High-resolution scans to evaluate structures and detect abnormalities
• Endoscopic Orbital Surgery – Minimally invasive surgery through the nasal cavity for selected conditions
• Biopsy & Histopathology – Accurate diagnosis through tissue sampling of suspected tumors or lesions
• Oculoplastic Surgery – Reconstructive procedures to restore function and appearance after disease or injury

Support and Recovery

• Multidisciplinary Coordination – Collaboration with ENT, neurology, and oncology teams when needed
• Post-Surgical Care – Follow-ups, medications, and visual rehabilitation after orbital surgeries
• Pain & Symptom Management – Relief from discomfort, swelling, and vision disturbances
• Patient Counseling – Emotional and educational support for long-term management of chronic conditions

Comprehensive care for orbital diseases ensures functional recovery, improved appearance, and better quality of life.