Purpose or Case Report: Recognize the clinical features of vascular lesions of the orbit that occur in children.
Describe classification schemes of vascular lesions of the orbit that occur in children.
Identify the imaging features that permit differentiation among lesions.
Highlight new treatment modalities in which interventional radiologists can intercede.
Methods & Materials: Uncommon variants of pediatric vascular lesions along with expected anatomy will be described and illustrated in detail using schematic diagrams, CT scans, angiography, and magnetic resonance imaging.
Results: After diagnosis is made clinically, imaging correlation is often pursued for confirmation. Knowledge of pediatric vascular orbital lesions are necessary both for diagnosticians and interventionalists involved in patient care.
Conclusions: 1. The vascular lesions apparent in the pediatric orbit are treated in a variety of ways, in the new era of minimally invasive procedures thereby necessitating embolization and other IR procedures.

2. Uncommon pathology and variations in presentation/anatomy, provide challenges to radiologists.

3. Knowledge of orbital vascular lesions, supplemented with wide-ranging imaging correlations, allows successful treatment with minimal morbidity and mortality.