Plain radiography is quick, easiest, inexpensive, and universally available in any hospital emergency center. It still consider as the first diagnostic modality at many facilities, especially those that are not trauma centers. Plain radiograph put out the foundation of day-to-day imaging. They may on their own be enough to provide a diagnosis, or they may need to be completed by other modalities, such as computed tomography (CT). [10][13]
Plain radiograph are of limited value in isolated orbital wall injuries, but the hanging drop sign may be noticed, and they are of value in assessing the outer orbital frame. However, radiographs are limited in their ability to describe soft tissue structures or to decode the extent of bony deformity and
Plain radiograph are of limited value in isolated orbital wall injuries, but the hanging drop sign may be noticed, and they are of value in assessing the outer orbital frame. However, radiographs are limited in their ability to describe soft tissue structures or to decode the extent of bony deformity and