Corneal Transplant Surgery in Iran A corneal transplant, also called keratoplasty replaces diseased or scarred…
Sometimes an underlying disease or condition, such as Graves’ disease or a tumor behind the eyeball, causes one or both eyeballs to bulge forward in the orbits. In some cases, an infection that has spread to the soft tissue of the orbit from the sinuses or from a nearby boil causes inflammation that makes the eyeballs bulge forward. Muscles attached to the outside of each eyeball and to the inside back portion of each orbit give the eyes movement. If these muscles are not balanced, or if there is a defect in the nerves that control them, the eyes can become misaligned.
Exophthalmos
Exophthalmos is a condition in which one or both eyeballs bulge forward, exposing an abnormally…
Orbital Cellulitis
Orbital cellulitis is inflammation of the soft tissue of the orbit (the bony socket in…
Misaligned Eyes (Strabismus)
Normally aligned eyes move together and look in the same direction at the same time,…