Purulent inflammation of the soft tissues of the orbit is known as _____.
Surgical management for thyroid ophthalmopathy: Orbital _____, Extraocular muscle surgery and Eyelid surgery
_____ syndrome refers to idiopathic, nonspecific, granulomatous inflammation, involving the superior orbital fissure and/or orbital apex and/or cavernous sinus.
_____ sign/Retraction of the upper lids caused by overaction of Muller s muscle, is the most common clinical feature of Grave's ophthalmopathy
An orbital lymphangioma can present with _____, rapidly-growing proptosis (typically due to spontaneous hemorrhage).
Proptosis following trauma can be seen in conditions such as: Caroticocavernous fistula, Retro-orbital hematoma, Superior _____ syndrome and Orbital apex syndrome
The following image demonstrates _____
The following image demonstrates _____

Dacryoadenitis is the inflammation of the lacrimal _____ caused by infection such as mumps
A ruptured dermoid of the eye will present as a pain_____, rapidly-growing proptosis
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