CT 3D ORBITS

Description

CT 3D Orbits is a specialized computed tomography technique that creates three-dimensional images of the eye sockets (orbits) and surrounding structures. This high-resolution imaging method provides exceptionally detailed visualization of orbital anatomy, including bones, soft tissues, and vascular structures. It’s particularly valuable in the diagnosis and evaluation of orbital fractures, tumors, congenital abnormalities, and inflammatory conditions. The 3D reconstructions aid in precise surgical planning for orbital procedures, allowing surgeons to better understand complex anatomical relationships. This technique also assists in the assessment of post-traumatic deformities and in planning reconstructive surgeries of the orbital region.