Abstract
Transfrontal orbital phlebography is a simple and safe procedure that, combined with computerized tomography and ultrasonography, can offer an indispensable diagnostic aid. the phlebographic picture will show the precise nature of the lesion, if this is venous. Moreover, it will detect a displacement of the superior orbital vein and the rate of drainage into the cavernous sinus. Typical phlebographic pictures are presented: sclerosis, thrombosis, varices, angiomatosis and venous angioma, endocrine proptosis, secondary displacements, etc.
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