Although<unk>  is considered an ophthalmic emergency, the prognosis is good if prompt medical treatment is received. Death and blindness rates without treatment Bacterial infections of the orbit have long been associated with a risk of devastating outcomes and intracranial spread. The natural course of the disease, as documented by Gamble (1933), in the pre-antibiotic era, resulted in death in 17% of patients and permanent blindness in 20%.
Orbital cellulitis
Mucormycosis
Periorbital cellulitis
Orbital lymphoma
Corneal ulcer
Blepharitis
Labyrinthitis
Orbital emphysema