USG Orbits is a non-invasive ultrasound examination that provides real-time imaging of the eyes and surrounding orbital structures to evaluate swelling, masses, cysts, fluid collections, trauma-related abnormalities, and other ocular or orbital conditions, supporting accurate diagnosis and appropriate clinical management.
Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.
Yes. Ultrasound can help identify and characterize orbital masses, cysts, fluid collections, and other soft tissue abnormalities, including their size and location.
Yes. It can help evaluate certain trauma-related abnormalities, particularly when swelling or other factors make direct examination difficult. The need for ultrasound depends on the clinical situation.
No. USG Orbits is a painless and non-invasive examination.
Individuals with eye trauma, vision changes, suspected retinal disorders, orbital swelling, eye pain, or other ocular abnormalities may be advised to undergo this test.
Yes. USG Orbits is particularly useful when direct visualization of the eye is limited due to conditions such as dense cataracts, vitreous hemorrhage, or trauma.