Abstract

Study Design- Cross sectional Study
Purpose- The strategic location of the orbit and the characteristics of its bony walls predisposes the orbit to being affected by extra -orbital lesions. Data of these unusual cases is over more than a decade is presented.
Methods- Data record analysis of 376 cases over a period from 2010-2022, at a tertiary care Oculoplastic centre is analysed and presented.
Results- Proptosis was the commonest presentation. Paraesthesia was most commonly missed. Paranasal sinus lesions were most frequent, middle age was most commonly affected. Multi-speciality treatment was needed.
Conclusion- Orbital signs are indicators of extra-orbital disease and need a high index of suspicion

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