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FNA in diagnosis of orbital lesions causing proptosis in adults

The orbit is affected by a wide range of pathologic lesions, for which a morphologic diagnosis is needed to allow adequate therapy. With increasing use of fine needle aspiration (FNA) in diagnostic pathology, the procedure has been applied for the diagnosis of space occupying lesions of the orbit. We present the cytomorphological diagnosis on orbital FNA in adult patients presenting with proptosis.