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The orbit and ocular adnexa are important sites for primary and secondary orbital diseases. All tissue types including bone, vascular, neural, muscular, and glandular tissues may be involved with specific pathologies. Tumors or inflammations can secondarily invade the orbit from periorbital regions such as the paranasal sinuses, eyelids, and intracranial compartment. The volume of the orbit is small and confined by bony walls on all sides except anteriorly, and within this space, numerous structures subserve visual functions. It is not surprising, therefore, that ophthalmic symptoms are common presenting findings with most orbital diseases. In this chapter, we will restrict our discussion to benign and malignant tumors and to some of the more common nonneoplastic lesions.

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