Vol. 14 - Num. 56
Clinical Reviews
Margarita Lalinde Fernándeza, MT Lamela Lenceb, Elia Acitores Suzc
aPediatra. Consultorio local de Morata de Tajuña. Madrid. España.
bPediatra. Consultorio local de Villanueva del Pardillo. Madrid. España.
cPediatra. CS Villanueva de la Cañada. Madrid. España.
Correspondence: M Lalinde. E-mail: mlalindef@gmail.com
Published in Internet: 24-10-2012 - Visits: 300406
Abstract
Orbital cellulitis is an infection located behind the orbital septum. The origin of this infection is often a complication of sinusitis.The symptoms and signs that accompany orbital cellulitis depend on the extent of intraorbital structures and may produce eye pain, chemosis, proptosis, oftamoplejia or alteration of visual acuity. Clinical suspicion is very important because the prognosis depends on early diagnosis and its treatment. We present two cases in which ocular pain was the symptom of suspected orbital cellulitis.
Keywords
● Acute sinusitis ● Eye pain ● Orbital cellulitis
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