• Orbit · Jan 2009

    Case Reports

    Image guidance removal of a foreign body in the orbital apex.

    • N K F Koo Ng, M C Jaberoo, M Pulido, J M Olver, and H A Saleh.
    • Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Charing Cross Hospital, Fulham Palace Road, London W68RF, UK. Nigel12345@yahoo.com
    • Orbit. 2009 Jan 1;28(6):404-7.

    AbstractRetrieval of foreign bodies lodged in the orbit present a challenging surgical problem. The trans-nasal approach when combined with image-guided navigation allows clear identification of structures and increased safety. We report a case of a successful removal of a foreign body under image-guidance using a trans-nasal approach.

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