Endoscopic Orbital Surgery is an advanced minimally invasive approach to treat conditions affecting the orbit (eye socket) through the nasal cavity, without external facial incisions. This technique allows Dr. Vishal Vikas Nair to access the medial orbital wall and orbital apex through the nose, enabling treatment of orbital complications, decompression, and tumour removal with minimal morbidity.
The orbit is closely related to the ethmoid and sphenoid sinuses. Using endoscopic techniques, the medial orbital wall can be accessed through the nasal cavity to decompress the orbit, drain orbital abscesses, remove tumours, or repair orbital fractures. This approach avoids external scars and offers superior visualisation of the medial orbital structures.
Removal of the medial orbital wall and/or orbital fat to reduce proptosis (bulging eye) in thyroid eye disease, relieving pressure on the optic nerve and improving appearance.
Drainage of subperiosteal or orbital abscesses complicating sinusitis, avoiding external incisions and preserving vision.
Surgical decompression of the optic nerve canal to restore or preserve vision in cases of traumatic optic neuropathy or compressive lesions.