seeking inforation related to optic nerve blood cloat/damage

[sam543]

Dear sir, on 03/11/10 i met a motor bike accident & got head injury.As per the C T scan report orbit bones fractured.up to 05/11/10 due to the swellen i was not able to see in both of my eyes.on 05/11/10 i was able to see in right side eye. Doctors also expecting that this is due to the swollening.on 08/11/10 they referred New delhi for higher treatment.on 09/11/10 MRI says that everything is normal. but one of the senior proffesssor suspected there might be blood clot inner part of optic nerve. they started treatment with 100mg Decca with 5% dextrose for three days & prescibed i site cap & Nerobion Caps each one for one month.Still there is no improvement. also visited Shankar netralaya , kolkota. here i would like to know is there any further treatment for my left eye. i hope you will help me by providing the information.
with regards,
Sameer k. Digal
email: sameer.***@****

[MZLAUREL]

Also,
With Orbital FX, a muscle or other adnexea (related parts) may have become trapped in the FX. It can cause double vision, for one.
I would be surprised if an Ophthalmologist (Eye Specialist) has not been involved. But you appear to be in India, so I have no idea what is available to you.
I can't imagine them having a CT and MRI and not having an Ophthalmologist involved.

[MZLAUREL]

Hello.
I don't read here, anything about OPHTHALMOLOGY consult results.
Since you mentioned ORBITAL FRACTURE (FX).
Have they looked at the peri orbital region of the left eye (OS)? Have they tried injections of steroid behind the eye? Did they rebuild your orbital floor?
Did you have a Flourescein Angiogram, or an ICG dye test? (Photographic dye tests of the inside of the eyes)
These tests can reveal wether you have the potential for sight in the OS. They get a very detailed look at the vasculature of your eye that way.

[Dr. Kokil Mathur]

Hi
Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
I am sorry to hear about your accident and subsequent vision problems. The clot would be in some artery supplying the eye. This will need to be taken up by a vascular surgeon. If there is an optical interruption due to hematoma, then this will have to be drained with caution. Steroids are given to reduce swelling. You are in good hands but take a second opinion from another eye surgeon. Take care!