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AN APPROACH TO ORBITAL LESIONS

PETER H. ARGER M.D., MARK M. MISHKIN M.D., and ROBERT H. NENNINGER M.D.

A classification and organization of orbital lesions is presented.

The lesions are divided into: I. primary intraorbital; II. extraorbital extracranial; and III. intracranial groups.

A discussion of the lesions in each group is given in order to clarify the wide variety of lesions involving the orbit.


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