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Frank Thomas Brinkmann,Johanna Hammann). The conditions that involve the bony structures are the ones in which imaging techniques—such as routine radiographs, tomograms, and computed tomography (CT)—are of most value. A knowledge of both the embryologie development and anatomic measurements of the orbits is helpful in understanding the disorders that affect the orbit.

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