Abstract

In the realm of ophthalmic and radiological diagnostics, Computerized Tomography (CT) has emerged as an indispensable tool for assessing orbital pathologies. With its intricate anatomy and proximity to critical structures, the orbit demands precise imaging techniques.The video delves into the intricate details of orbital CT imaging, offering a step-by-step tutorial that elucidates the imaging process. It covers the brief history of CT imaging and a checklist on how to interpret a normal scan. Additionally, the video navigates through the identification of anatomical landmarks Key teaching points in the video include:
1. History of CT Imaging: Understand the importance of the evolution of CT imaging
2. Anatomical Landmarks: Familiarize yourself with identifying crucial anatomical landmarks and structures within the orbit, including optic nerve, extraocular muscles, and extraconal structures.