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    Orbital Anatomy Orbital Anatomy: Novian Adi Saputra, MD

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    The orbital anatomy document summarizes key details about the orbit in 3 sentences or less: The orbital volume is approximately 30 mL with the eyeball occupying one-fifth of the space, while the orbital entrance is around 35 mm high and 45 mm wide, widening to its maximum 1 cm behind the anterior margin with an overall depth ranging from 40 to 45 mm from the entrance to apex. The document also outlines the four borders of the orbit - roof, medial, floor, and lateral walls - and notes the location of the superior orbital fissure.

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    The orbital anatomy document summarizes key details about the orbit in 3 sentences or less: The orbital volume is approximately 30 mL with the eyeball occupying one-fifth of the space, while the orbital entrance is around 35 mm high and 45 mm wide, widening to its maximum 1 cm behind the anterior margin with an overall depth ranging from 40 to 45 mm from the entrance to apex. The document also outlines the four borders of the orbit - roof, medial, floor, and lateral walls - and notes the location of the superior orbital fissure.

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    The orbital anatomy document summarizes key details about the orbit in 3 sentences or less: The orbital volume is approximately 30 mL with the eyeball occupying one-fifth of the space, while the orbital entrance is around 35 mm high and 45 mm wide, widening to its maximum 1 cm behind the anterior margin with an overall depth ranging from 40 to 45 mm from the entrance to apex. The document also outlines the four borders of the orbit - roof, medial, floor, and lateral walls - and notes the location of the superior orbital fissure.

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    ORBITAL ANATOMY

    NOVIAN ADI SAPUTRA, MD


    Ophthalmology Departement
    Medical Faculty of Andalas University
    M.Djamil Hospital
    Padang
    2019
    ORBITAL VOLUME
    • The volume of the adult orbit is approximately 30 mL,and
    eyeball occupies only about one-fifth of the space

    • The orbital entrance averages approximately 35 mm in height


    and 45 mm width

    • The maximum width is located approximately 1 cm behind


    the anterior orbital margin

    • The depth of the orbit varies from 40 to 45 mm from the


    orbital entrance to the orbital apex
    ANATOMY OF THE ORBITAL
    ORBITAL MARGIN

    1. Roof 2. Medial

    3. Floor 4. Lateral
    1. ORBITAL ROOF
    2. MEDIAL ORBITAL WALL
    3. ORBITAL FLOOR
    4. LATERAL ORBITAL WALL
    THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE
    THANK YOU

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