Imaging of the optic nerve

Imaging of the eye, orbits and visual tracts (part 4): the conal space.
This is the fourth video in a series on orbital imaging. In this video we talk about lesions located in the intraconal compartment. The intraconal compartment contains the optic nerve, so a lot of this presentation will focus on optic nerve pathology.
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