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Orbital cellulitis is a serious infection occurring most commonly in children. It can result in grave complications, including blindness, brain abscess, and death. This learning plan reviews the disease process, diagnostic workup, and treatment considerations especially in the case of a drug-resistant infection.

Accessory lacrimal ducts are a congenital defect of the nasolacrimal system that typically presents later to the ophthalmologist than congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction (CNLDO).

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Investigators suggest modifying the Chandler classification system for children with orbital cellulitis to use both clinical and radiological information.

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This small, retrospective case series reports on the successful use of a new muscle transposition procedure to treat abducens palsy without performing tenotomy or splitting transposed muscles.