Figure 1. Retrobulbar injection: the needle is passed through the junction of the middle and outer third of the inferior orbital rim, then straight back below the eye for 15 mm. The needle should be parallel to the floor of the orbit and angled down

Figure 1. Retrobulbar injection: the needle is passed through the junction of the middle and outer third of the inferior orbital rim, then straight back below the eye for 15 mm. The needle should be parallel to the floor of the orbit and angled down

Figure 1. Retrobulbar injection: the needle is passed through the junction of the middle and outer third of the inferior orbital rim, then straight back below the eye for 15 mm. The needle should be parallel to the floor of the orbit and angled down
Photo: Richard Bowman and Ahmed Fahmi

Community Eye Health J 2008;21(65): 15