How is hearing loss assessed? How is orbital infection evaluated? List 11 masses of the pediatric orbit. What are complications of mastoid sinus and middle ear infection? What are the causes of leukocoria? What are the critical features to be assessed at CT? What are the most common causes of hearing loss in children? What are the two most common benign orbital masses in children who are younger than 10 years (in order of frequency of occurrence)? What features are important in determining prognosis and therapy? What features characterize the presentation of rhabdomyosarcoma? What is Pott’s puffy tumor? What is seen on CT of the orbit in capillary hemangioma? What is the best method for evaluation of rhabdomyosarcoma in the orbit? What is the best way to evaluate the orbit radiologically? What is the most common cause of periorbital cellulitis? What is the most common location of rhabdomyosarcoma in the orbit? What is the most common malignant intraocular tumor? What is the most common malignant orbital mass? What other complications may develop from paranasal sinus infection? What symptoms are common in the presentation of intraocular lesions? Why are children at particular risk for developing epidural abscess? Book traversal links for Orbital ‹ Where do medulloblastomas arise? Up How is hearing loss assessed? ›