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Orbital Tumors

Orbital Tumors - Lymphangioma

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General

seen most frequently in young children
tends to be diffuse
may wax and wane in size, especially when the child has an upper respiratory infection.

Orbital Tumors - Lymphangioma

Orbital Tumors - Lymphangioma

Please see: Orbital Lymphangioma: Clinical Features and Management

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