Orbital Tumours

This type arises from blood vessels.

It is cancer in infection-fighting cells of the immune system.

These tumors arise from nerves.

These are either metastatic or spread directly from the surrounding sinuses or cranium.

It is often performed by both a neurosurgeon and an ophthalmic surgeon. Depending on its location and nature, the surgeons may be able to approach the tumor from the side (laterally), or from above or below the eye (with incisions along the eyebrow or eyelid).

This involves the use of a highly focused beam of radiation to target cancer cells. It may be used as an adjunct to surgery.

In this procedure, an external radiation source is directed toward the eye, sinuses, and orbit to destroy the cancer cells.

Also called Implant radiation therapy, it is the surgical placement of radiation sources within the tumor or targeted volume.

It uses drugs to destroy cancer cells or reduce the risk of tumor recurrence.