Neoplasms involving the orbit are divided into primary and secondary types.
Primary orbital tumors are rare, include a wide variety of histopathologic
types, are usually benign, and most often are managed surgically. Secondar
y orbital tumors are most often malignant, arise from the paranasal sinuses
, and are managed with multiple modalities in a planned fashion. This artic
le discusses primary and secondary orbital tumors, including their evaluati
on and management.