Berk et al (see page 166)

The frequency of significant visual impairment was found to be 5.9% in patients attending a paediatric ophthalmology and strabismus tertiary referral unit. Cerebral visual cortex, retina, crystalline lens and optic nerve were the most frequently involved anatomic sites for childhood blindness.

Chawla et al (see page 172)

In a retrospective review of 600 children in India newly diagnosed with retinoblastoma, delayed presentation was a major concern, with a survival probability of 83% and 65% at 1 and 5 years, respectively. Extra-ocular invasion was predictive of poor survival.

Gil et al (see page 179)

In a study of 37 orbits of 20 embalmed cadavers, the apex of the lacrimal caruncle proved an easily identifiable and reliable landmark for prediction of the inferior oblique muscle origin.

Yoon et al (see page 184)

Orbital and sinus fungal infection remains a rare, but serious cause of morbidity and mortality.

Sharma et al (see page 189)

Although Corynebactrium spp. form resident flora …