Research Article

Three-Dimensional Multidetector CT for Anatomic Evaluation of Orbital Tumors

Table 1

Baseline patient demographic and clinical data.

Patient numberAge/SexCT collimation (mm)Tumor pathologyTumor locationTreatment

143/M2.5 mmACCLacrimal glandExenteration
243/F2.5 mmACCLacrimal glandExenteration
3*47/F1.25 mmACCLacrimal glandExenteration
443/F5.0 mmACCLacrimal glandExenteration
569/F1.25 mmACCLacrimal glandExenteration
624/F1.25 mmACCLacrimal glandResection
729/M1.25 mmACCLacrimal glandExenteration
836/M1.25 mmACCLacrimal glandExenteration
917/M1.25 mmCarcinoma ex-pleomorphic adenoma Lacrimal glandExenteration
1025/F1.25 mmPleomorphic adenomaLacrimal glandResection
1157/M1.25 mmACCLacrimal gland/sacExenteration
1253/F1.25 mmInverted papillomaLacrimal sacResection
1351/M1.25 mmSynovial sarcomaIntraconalExenteration
1456/M1.25 mmInvasive basal cell carcinomaPeriorbital/infraorbital nerveChemoradiation
1580/F1.25 mmBasaloid squamous carcinomaMedial canthusExenteration
1667/F5 mmInvasive squamous carcinomaMedial canthusExenteration
1759/M2.5 mmNeuroendocrine carcinomaIntraconalExenteration
1851/M1.25 mmInvasive squamous carcinomaMedial orbit/sinonasalResection
1946/M1.25 mmNeuroendocrine carcinomaMedial orbit/sinonasalChemoradiation
2046/M1.25 mmPseudotumor**Orbital apexSteroids

ACC: adenoid cystic carcinoma; NA: not applicable.
*No intravenous contrast.
**Responded to treatment with steroids.