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Intraorbital foreign body (crayon). Intraorbital foreign body (crayon) in a two-and-half-year-old girl who fell on a crayon in her hand. CT imaging demonstrated enhancement due to an orbital foreign body (arrow) in the superior orbit adjacent to an orbital roof fracture (3A: coronal view, 3B: sagittal view). The crayon tip was successfully removed through a superior orbitotomy.
