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Multiplanar image reconstruction involves the reconstruction of sagittal, coronal or oblique views form a series of transverse computerized tomography images without exposing the patient to more radiation. The technique, especially when used in conjunction with high-resolution scanning, is invaluable in the diagnosis of lesions within the orbit. This paper deals with the clinical application of this new technique.
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