The Orbit CT scan in Axial, Coronal, and Sagittal planes is a detailed imaging study used to evaluate the eyes and surrounding structures from multiple angles. This multi-planar approach provides comprehensive visualization of the orbits, including the eyeballs, optic nerves, extraocular muscles, lacrimal glands, bony orbital walls, and adjacent sinuses. It is commonly performed for conditions such as trauma, fractures, infections, tumors, proptosis, visual disturbances, foreign bodies, and inflammatory disorders like orbital cellulitis. Scanning the orbits in three planes ensures accurate assessment of subtle abnormalities and helps detect fine bone details as well as soft-tissue changes. “Scan Charges Only” indicates that the cost covers only the CT scan itself, excluding contrast material or additional consumables. This high-resolution imaging technique assists clinicians in diagnosing the cause of eye pain, swelling, restricted movement, or vision loss. It also supports pre-operative planning and follow-up evaluation for orbital diseases and injuries, ensuring precise and timely medical management.