<unk>  can be identified and diagnosed a few different ways. Tenon's capsule may have inflammation from a disease called idiopathic orbital inflammation syndrome. There is no history of trauma or adjacent focus of infection with this disease. In order to diagnose<unk>  some type of imaging is needed, such as a CT or MRI. The imaging is used to capture the inflammation and to spot any possible chance of infection. For chronic diseases a biopsy may be needed to determine an underlying condition that may be causing the recurring inflammation.
Tenonitis
Haemolacria
Funisitis
Perichondritis
Dacryocystitis
Orchitis
Superior canal dehiscence syndrome
Trochleitis