orbital pseudotumor…

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skull anatomy, idiopathic orbital inflamatory syndrome, iois, orbit, bony pyramid-shaped cavity, the skull that contains, protects the eyeball, associated structures, orbital pseudotumor, swelling, the orbital tissues behind the eye, unlike cancerous tumors, cannot invade tissues, spread elsewhere, no risk factors, swelling, the tissue around the eye, bulging, the eye, painful, changes of pseudotumor, the eye is examined, tests to differentiate a pseudotumor, a tumor, ultrasound, x-ray, biopsy, mild cases, regress, severe cases, respond to treatment, corticosteroids, very severe cases, develop damaging pressure on the eye, require surgical movement, the bones, the orbit to decompress the eyeball, most cases, severe cases resistant to treatment, visual loss, orbital pseudotumor, involves only one eye, severe cases of orbital pseudotumor, push the eye forward, extent that the lids, no longer protect the cornea, damage to cornea clarity, corneal ulcer, eye muscles, not be able to properly aim the eye, double vision, patients, pseudotumor, closely followed, ophthalmologist, experience in treatment of orbital disease, experience irritation, the cornea, redness, pain, decreased vision, call ophthalmologist, general health care provider right away.