How to perform surgery on orbital cavernous hemangioma

Orbital cavernous hemangioma is the most common benign tumor of the orbit. It mainly occurs in the human body after entering adolescence. It is a hamartoma rather than a true tumor. It is not life-threatening to the patient. However, if it is not treated in time and the tumor is too large, symptoms of eye movement disorders will appear. It is best to perform a resection surgery in time. Next, we will introduce how to operate on orbital cavernous hemangioma.

1. Check your eyes and determine the situation:

Although it is not harmful to life, it is an ophthalmic disease, and the nerves and organs of the eyes are very delicate. In order to ensure the normal operation, the patient should go to a regular ophthalmology hospital for comprehensive and detailed treatment, determine the patient's own eye condition, and then take appropriate treatment according to the examination results to avoid blind treatment that damages the patient's eye condition.

2. Resection of the tumor through surgery:

After checking and determining the patient's physical condition, the doctor can take appropriate surgical methods for cutting treatment. The more common surgical method is that the doctor opens the patient's orbital apex and optic canal through surgery, and then removes the tumor from the lateral orbital approach according to the patient's physical condition; or performs minimally invasive surgery through the conjunctival approach to remove the cavernous hemangioma in the patient's eye, and then sutures the wound to end the surgical process.

3. Pay attention to recovery and conditioning after surgery:

After the surgical incision, the patient should pay attention to the adjustment of daily life during the recovery process, first maintain a healthy life and rest, pay attention to eye hygiene. In the daily diet, we should refuse spicy and irritating foods, and eat more light foods rich in protein to help the recovery of the eyes.

The above is the relevant knowledge about how to operate on orbital cavernous hemangioma. This disease is a common benign eye tumor. Don't panic after the onset of the disease. Go to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible. After determining the specific situation, take appropriate treatment methods. At the same time, pay attention to postoperative recovery and conditioning, which will not pose a threat to the patient's life.