What are the most common orbital tumors?

Clinically common orbital tumors are benign orbital tumors and malignant orbital tumors, specific analysis is as follows:

1, benign orbital tumors

benign orbital tumors usually due to abnormal proliferation of normal tissue cells, growth rate is slow, and will not invade surrounding tissues, such as dermoid cyst, eyelid hemangioma, eyelid xanthoma, etc.

2, malignant orbital tumors

Malignant orbital tumors are generally due to local cell carcinogenesis and abnormal proliferation caused by rapid growth in a short time, easy to distant tissues or organs metastasis, such as lacrimal cystadenocarcinoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, lymphoma, etc.