Identify the seven bones that form the orbit, and discuss theirarrangement.

The bony orbits also referred to as the eye sockets are bilateral as well as symmetrical cavities in the head which encircles the eyeball and its related structures. It is necessary to know the anatomical association of the orbital cavity because it can be the reason behind the the spread of infection, and in cases of any trauma or accident which shows its clinical significance. They are pyramidal in structure and having apex at the posterior position and the base towards the anterior region. Bony orbits may contain eyeball and various associated structures It is a pear shape, with the optic nerve. The orbital cavity contains the globe, nerves, vessels, lacrimal gland, extraocular muscles, tendons, and the trochlea as well as fat and other connective tissue.