 Good morning, everybody. I'm Dr. Hiralal Gaikwad, resident from GMC Aurangabad, presenting paper on role of intuitive tomography in orbital pathologies. Introduction to computer tomography is the first line modality for evaluation of the orbit in liquid sheeting, such as PROMO. CT remains a frequently effective and precise tool in emergency settings. CT orbit is an ideal imaging tool for comprehensive imaging assessment of patients with orbital trauma, malignancy, susceptible to congenital malformations in various clinical settings. Pathological findings of the CT orbit include fractures, congenital abnormalities, neoplasms, implements, infections, etc. Abundance of intra-orbital fat provides good intrinsic soft tissue contrast on CT. CT is also valuable in the follow-up of tumor regression after surgery, radiotherapy, or chemotherapy. This image shows the anatomy of orbit showing various structures. The various pathologies which affect the orbit include intraconon pathologies, such as glop pathologies, in this congenital abnormalities, which affect the orbit include colobomas, inflammatory conditions such as endophthalmatis, tumors such as retombolostoma, and degenerative conditions. Optic nerve complex lesions, such as congenital lesions, like optic nerve plasia, hypoplasia, demalination, like optic neuritis, inflammatory conditions, such as ferronuritis, neoplasmic lesions, such as glioma, resemic, and vascular lesions. Arvital effects lesions, such as neoplastic vascular, infectious, and inflammatory lesions. Extraconon pathologies which affect the orbit include vasculogenic lesions, such as vasculopropyl deletions, congenital lesions, like dermoid, epidermoid, neurogenic lesions, such as sonoma, neurofibroma, rigid camel lesions, such as ribbdomyosarcoma, inflammatory fibromatosis, lymphoproliferative disorders, such as lymphoma, oscis, and infective lesions. M7 objectives of this study is to emphasize the value of computer tomography in evaluation of the orbital pathologies, methods, and materials. This was the cross-sectional analysis study conducted at the Department of Radial Diagnosis, JMS Yawarangabad. Approval from the Institution Ethics Committee and consent of the patient was taken before starting the study. 50 patients underwent CT examination and those with positive findings were included in the study. CT examination was done using 128 slides to scan a machine. These are the CT protocol acquisition parameters as shown in the table. The observations and results from the study includes the distribution of patients according to a show. Maximum lesions were found in this group of 34 years followed by 20 to 30 years. Out of these, 37 were males and 13 were females. 38 patients showed unilateral lesions, 12 showed bilateral lesions. Distribution of orbital pathologies according to the etiology show three congenital lesions, 23 traumatic, 14 infective inflammatory, one vascular, and nine neoplastic. Distribution of primary versus secondary orbital neoplasms show one was benign, in malignant conditions, seven were primary malignant and one was secondary. Distribution of orbital pathologies according to etiology show maximum cases where traumatic and males were more affected than females. Distribution of orbital trauma according to section is show maximum cases where males and only two cases were females. Cases where maximum in this group of 20 to 30 and 30 to 40. These are some images from our study. This image shows the fracture of the lateral wall of the left orbit. This image shows perorbitus of tissue edema and preceptile specimen on the left side in trauma patient. In this COVID-19 positive patient, this CT image shows heterogeneous mucosal thickening in right-maxillary sinus with tension into the right orbit. This was case of fungal rhinosynosides with right orbital involvement. This is also COVID-19 positive patient, which shows in this image heterogeneous soft tissue thickening in bilateral orbits with erosion of orbital walls causing bilateral processes. This was also case of mucromycosis. In this image, there is a well-defined solid mass lesion in the orbital effects involving optic nervous complex. This was the case of optic nervousoma. This CT image shows a well-defined smooth margin fat density non-enhancing lesion located at the medial cancels of the right eye. This was case of dermoid cyst. In this image, there is a heterogeneous enhancing soft tissue mass lesion protruding from the right orbit and displacing the globe. This was the case of embryonal ribdomyosarcoma. In this image, CT shows soft tissue density lesion in the intercom compartment of the left orbit located between lateral rectus and optic nerve. This was case of cavernous hemangioma. In this image, which is pseudo tumor myositis, upright medial rectus, and causing mild processes and distortion of the right eye globe. These images show the contrast enhancing retro lental mass with calcifications within. These are returnable esnomers. This question, out of population's maximum orbital pathologists were found in the AS group of 30 to 40 years, followed by 20 to 30 years. It is similar to the study by Arthipatel. According to 46 distribution, 37 cases, that is 74% were males and 26% were females. In a similar study by Niles Choudhury, also shows maximum number of cases were males and cases were females. In this 76 cases were in lateral and only 24% cases had bilateral involvement. Maximum cases were traumatic, followed by infectious inflammatory and neoplastic. In a similar study by Nisha, also shows maximum cases were inflammatory, followed by neoplastic and traumatic. Another study by Niles Choudhury, also shown maximum cases were inflammatory, infected, followed by neoplastic. Total eight million light neoplasms were present, out of which seven were primary and one was secondary. In a study by Ushakim, also shown that most of the orbital neoplasms were 90% were found to be primary and 10% were secondary. As per six, wise distribution, infective inflammatory disorders, traumatic and neoplastic and conservative pathologists were common in males, whereas vascular pathologists were common in females. Out of 23 trauma patients, maximum orbital pathologists were found in males and in AS group of 20 to 30, followed by 30 to 40 years. Conclusion, it is the first investigation of tests in numerous settings with orbital trauma and when MRI is contradictory. It is excellent in identifying orbital fractures and assessing foreign body. City provides essential information for treatment and follow-up in traumatic inflammatory and neoplastic patients of the orbit. City is a rapid non-nourishing, reliable diagnostic tool for evaluation of the orbital pathologists. This allows the clinician to make a better informed rapid decision regarding further management, prognosis and flow. These are my references. Thank you.