AI Article Synopsis
- The text discusses how silicone implants and prostheses appear in CT scans after eye and orbit surgeries.
- It explores changes that can occur post-surgery or trauma, like bleeding, inflammation, or abscesses.
- The text also addresses the challenges in making accurate diagnoses based on these visual changes.
Article Abstract
The typical CT visualisation of silicone implants and prostheses after ophthalmological operations to the eye and orbit are described. Changes following surgery or trauma, such as haemorrhage, inflammation or abscess, are discussed and the difficulties in differential diagnosis are dealt with.
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