Research Article

Clinical Characteristics and Prognosis of Adult Orbital Cellulitis in a Tertiary General Hospital

Table 1

Clinical data of 6 patients secondary to rhinosinusitis.

No.Age/gender/lateralitySinuses involvedClinical presentationSystemic diseasesLeukocyte count (initial vs. final)Blood cultureCT or MRITreatmentLength of stay (days)Time of postoperation (days)Initial BCVAFinal BCVAPrognosis

139/F/ODEthmoid, sphenoid maxillaryBlepharedema, ophthalmoplegia, exophthalmiaT-cell lymphoma1.5–2.6NegativeCT MRIEndoscopic sinus surgery322320/4020/100Deteriorated
273/M/OSEthmoid, maxillaryBlepharedema, ophthalmoplegia, exophthalmiaDiabetes hypertension13.5–7.86NegativeCTEndoscopic sinus surgery235HMNLPRecovered
327/F/OSEthmoid, maxillary frontalBlepharedema, ophthalmoplegia, exophthalmiaN/A12.7–7.54NegativeCT MRIEndoscopic sinus surgery10920/5020/50Recovered
434/F/ODEthmoid, maxillaryBlepharedemaN/A11.5–5.6NegativeCTConservative4N/A20/6020/60Recovered
563/F/ODEthmoid, maxillary frontalBlepharedema, ophthalmoplegia, exophthalmiaDiabetes10.81–8.5NegativeCTConservative15N/A20/2020/20Recovered
646/M/OSSphenoidBlepharedema, ophthalmoplegia, exophthalmiaCavernous sinus thrombophlebitis3.2–6.9NegativeCT MRIConservative19N/A20/10020/60Improved

NLP: no light perception; BCVA: best-corrected visual acuity; N/A: not applicable; CT: computed tomography; MRI: magnetic resonance imaging; HM: hand motion.