A young girl with a previous history of repeated pain over the medial canthus and chronic use of decongestants now presents with intense chills, rigors, and diplopia on lateral gaze. Examination shows an optic disc that is congested. The most likely diagnosis would be:
AOrbital Apex Syndrome
BOrbital Cellulitis
CEthmoidal Sinusitis
DCavernous Sinus Thrombosis
Blow out fracture of orbit commonly involves:-
AMedial wall is involved first as it is the thinnest
BFloor is involved first
CRoof is involved first as it bears the maximum impact
DThe patient is not able to look up due to inferior rectus entrapment
Which bone has the maximum anatomical contribution to the floor of the orbit?
AMaxillary
BZygomatic
CSphenoid
DPalatine
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