Orbita


Lacrimal ducts, a-p X-ray, dacryography



  1. Catheters inserted in puncta lacrimalia
  2. Superior lacrimal canaliculus
  3. Inferior lacrimal canaliculus
  4. Lacrimal sac
  5. Nasolacrimal duct
  6. Maxillary sinus
  7. Contrast medium flowing into nasal cavity
  8. Inferior nasal concha
  9. Nasal septum
  10. Hard palate
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Eye, axial US



  1. Cornea
  2. Front of lens
  3. Limbus of cornea
  4. Conjunctiva
  5. Iris
  6. Irido-corneal angle
  7. Lacrimal caruncle
  8. Ciliary body
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Scout view of orbita

Lines #1–7 indicate position of sections in the following axial MR series. Line #8 indicates the position of a coronal section. Note that bulbar structures do not correspond to the indicated planes in some of the images due to ocular movements during the period of examination.
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Orbita, axial MR



  1. Lacrimal sac →
  2. Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi
  3. Orbicularis oculi (lacrimal part) →
  4. Inferior oblique
  5. Inferior rectus →
  6. Zygomatic bone →
  7. Inferior orbital fissure →
  8. Masseter
  9. Temporal fascia (superficial layer) →
  10. Temporalis →
  11. Pterygoid venous plexus
  12. Zygomatic process of temporal bone
  13. Temporo-parietal fascia →
  14. Anterior auricular muscle →
  15. Superficial temporal artery →
  16. Nasal cartilage →
  17. Nasal septum (cartilaginous part) →
  18. Middle nasal meatus →
  19. Ethmoidal bone (perpendicular plate) →
  20. Middle nasal concha
  21. Mucosa of middle nasal concha
  22. Vomer →
  23. Maxillary sinus →
  24. Pterygopalatine fossa →
  25. Greater wing of sphenoidal bone (with air cell) →
  26. Sphenoidal sinus →
  27. Foramen ovale
  28. Foramen lacerum
  29. Internal carotid artery (in carotid canal) →

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Dec 20, 2015 | Posted by in PEDIATRIC IMAGING | Comments Off on Orbita

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