Orbital Cellulitis Management Guideline – for Adults & Paeds

Orbital Cellulitis Management Guideline – for Adults & Paeds

ORBITAL CELLULITIS MANAGEMENT GUIDELINE – FOR ADULTS & PAEDS Authors: Stephen Ball, Arthur Okonkwo, Steven Powell, Sean Carrie Orbital cellulitis management guideline – For Adults & Paeds Is it limited to Preseptal Cellulitis? i.e. Eyelid only & eye not involved Oral Co-amoxiclav (clindamycin if penicillin allergic) Consider treating as an outpatient with review in eye casualty in 24-48 hours No Indication for admission – any of: Clinical suspicion of post-septal cellulitis Baseline Investigations Pyrexia FBC, CRP, lactate (& blood culture if Immunocompromised pyrexia) Had 36-48 hours of oral antibiotics Endonasal swab <12 months old unable to assess eye due to swelling Yes Medical management Discharge ADULTS – iv Tazocin (allergy; Iv clindamycin & iv ciprofloxacin) Discharge once swelling PAEDS – iv co-amoxiclav (allergy; iv cefuroxime & has resolved and metronidazole if mild allergy - other allergy discuss with micro) pyrexia settled with IMMUNOCOMPROMISED - discuss all with microbiology/ID oral antibiotics; Consider nasal Otrivine & nasal steroids -co-amoxiclav 4 hourly eye & neuro-observations -clindamycin if Urgent Ophthalmology assessment & daily review penicillin allergic Urgent Otolaryngology assessment & daily review Yes Indication for imaging CNS involvement NO - Discuss Unable to examine eye/open eyelids with Eye signs – any of: proptosis, restriction/pain microbiology/ID on eye movement, chemosis, RAPD, reduced visual acuity/colour vision/visual field, optic nerve swelling No Failure to improve or continued pyrexia after 36-48 hours IV antibiotics Improvement in 36-48 hours Contrast enhanced CT Orbit, Sinuses and Brain Continue medical management, rescan if failure to improve after 36-48 Orbital Collection No Orbital Collection Outpatient Treatment hours Admission Surgical management Medical Management Approach depends on local skill set o Evacuation of orbital pus Imaging o Drainage of paranasal sinus pus Discuss any intracranial complication with both neurosurgery & Microbiology Surgical Management .

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