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Experience in the application of the transconjunctival route for surgical exposure in the orbital region.

The transconjunctival approach for surgical exploration of the orbital region is a simple, direct and uncomplicated method. It is in accordance with the desired goals of the surgeon, which is the avoidance of a conspicuous incision. Usually, the resulting scar is barely noticeable. This special approach can be used for a variety of clinical problems. A small number of complications may arise through the use of the transconjunctival approach, but with experience, appropriate maneuvers can be learned to avoid these minor problems. The transconjunctival approach to the orbital region should be used in carefully selected patients by those physicians who are well acquainted with the surgical anatomy of the orbit.