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Previously, we dealt with ocular lesions,

0:06

and then we described lesions in the intraconal space.

0:12

Most recently, we talked about orbital lesions,

0:15

those involving the muscle cone.

0:17

So we're running out of anatomy here.

0:19

But we still have the extraconal space,

0:22

which includes those areas medial and lateral and

0:26

below the orbit, as well as superficially,

0:31

involving the skin surface and eyelids.

0:35

So let's move now to the extraconal

0:38

pathology of the orbit.

Extraconal Pathology - Introduction

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0:00

Previously, we dealt with ocular lesions,

0:06

and then we described lesions in the intraconal space.

0:12

Most recently, we talked about orbital lesions,

0:15

those involving the muscle cone.

0:17

So we're running out of anatomy here.

0:19

But we still have the extraconal space,

0:22

which includes those areas medial and lateral and

0:26

below the orbit, as well as superficially,

0:31

involving the skin surface and eyelids.

0:35

So let's move now to the extraconal

0:38

pathology of the orbit.

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Faculty

David M Yousem, MD, MBA

Professor of Radiology, Vice Chairman and Associate Dean

Johns Hopkins University

Lesson

Orbital Imaging Protocols

Lesson

Orbit Anatomy

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Case Review - Ocular Pathology

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Case Review - Intraconal Pathology

Lesson

Case Review - Conal Lesions

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Case Review - Extraconal Injuries and Abnormalities

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Case Review - Orbital Appendage Pathology

Extraconal Pathology - Introduction