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The Orbit and the Visual Pathway
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  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS V
  3. I. INTRODUCTION
  4. Preface and overview 3
  5. Introduction 5
  6. II. BASIC RESEARCH AND DIAGNOSTIC METHODS
  7. The orbit, some anatomical details 9
  8. Microsurgical anatomy of the ophthalmic artery 33
  9. The topography of the orbit as demonstrated by High- Resolution Computed Tomography and multiplanar reconstructions 41
  10. MRI of the orbit and optic chiasm 50
  11. MR imaging of space-occupying lesions in the orbit 62
  12. MRI in lesions of the visual pathway and surrounding structures 71
  13. Single photon emission tomography of the cranium 78
  14. Videoangiography - a new technique for the quantification of the Retinal circulation 83
  15. Measurement-based, reproducible ultrasonography of the orbit 91
  16. The possible value of Visual Evoked Potentials (VEP) in neurosurgical patients with tumors afflicting the visual pathway (a critical discussion) 103
  17. III. TUMORS OF THE ORBIT AND THE VISUAL PATHWAY
  18. Tumours of intracranial visual pathways 117
  19. Orbital Invasion by Intraocular Tumours 121
  20. Reconstructive surgery of the Orbital Region 128
  21. Hemangiomas in the periorbital region of infants and children 145
  22. Transconjunctival excision of retrobulbar cavernous hemangiomas 154
  23. Primary Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas of the Orbit 159
  24. Radiation Therapy of Malignant Lymphoma of the Eye and Orbit 168
  25. Acute hemorrhage and ischemic necrosis in pituitary adenomas - Pituitary Apoplexy 172
  26. Visual Disturbances in Childhood caused by Craniopharyngiomas 178
  27. Optic nerve glioma 190
  28. IV GRAVE'S OPHTHALMOPATHY
  29. CT-diagnosis in Grave's disease 201
  30. Orbital Decompression in severe Graves' Ophthalmopathy - Indication and Results in 110 operations 211
  31. Extended pterional decompression of the orbit: An alternative treatment in endocrine orbitopathy 226
  32. Results of surgical orbital decompression in Graves' disease 232
  33. Long-term study of endocrine ophthalmopathy (A retrospective observation of 297 patients) 238
  34. V. CAROTID CAVERNOUS FISTULA - DISTURBANCES OF CIRCULATION
  35. Carotid Cavernous Fistula: Anatomical Clinical correlations and Clinical Signs 255
  36. Ophthalmological problems in patients with spontaneous AV-Fistulas affecting the orbit 268
  37. Dopplersonographic Findings in Retinal Stroke and Chronic Ocular Ischemia - Their Pathogenetic Implications 273
  38. Quantitative video-fluorescenceangiography: Retinal circulation in internal carotid occlusion 281
  39. Amaurosis fugax: Sonographic findings and follow-up 286
  40. Hemodymanic in central vein occlusion 292
  41. VI. TRAUMATIC LESIONS
  42. Periorbital comminuted Fractures and their Relationship to the Facial Bones 301
  43. Primary and secondary reconstruction in the case of interdisciplinary surgical management of combined cranio-facial injuries 310
  44. Clinical and otolaryngological considerations of skull base injuries with special regard to bone plate fixation 317
  45. Restoration of eye motility in orbital floor fractures 323
  46. Classification and therapy of orbital floor fractures 334
  47. Functional results achieved by the surgical management of blow-out fractures 339
  48. Transethmoidal decompression of the optic nerve in the case of craniocerebral trauma 344
  49. AUTHOR'S INDEX 353
  50. SUBJECT INDEX 359
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