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Globe-Sparing Surgery in
Neonatal Orbital Teratoma

A four-panel surgical illustration series documenting globe-sparing excision of a congenital orbital teratoma in a neonate.

Medium Photoshop · Digital Illustration
Year 2026

Final Piece

Final published illustration plate: Globe-Sparing Surgery in Neonatal Orbital Teratoma, four-panel surgical series

Piece

Process

Work-in-progress panel: intraoperative exposure stage
01Intraoperative exposure
Work-in-progress panel: post-excision stage
02Post-excision
Work-in-progress panel: wound closure stage
03Wound closure
Work-in-progress panel: excised specimen stage
04Excised specimen

This four-panel surgical illustration series documents globe-sparing excision of a congenital orbital teratoma in a neonate — from initial intraoperative exposure of the tumor, through post-excision assessment of the globe, to wound closure and the excised specimen itself. The finished plate above was composed to walk a clinical audience through the full arc of the procedure at a glance; the individual panels below show each stage as it was worked up.

Based on a case report by Dr. Panagiotis Tsoutsanis and Dr. Georgios Charonis, published in BMC Ophthalmology (2021).

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