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Generally no. It can show bony fractures of the orbit and swelling or inflammation of the orbit especially with problems like thryoid eye disease or orbital cellulitis. CT scan is not worth much usually for diagnosis a disease of the eye itself.
MJK MD
MJK MD
thank you for your responce that was very helpful answer for me , thank you for your time
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