Observational analysis shows corticosteroids did not improve clinical outcomes in hospitalized children with severe orbital infections, suggesting further research is needed.
In a large cohort of hospitalised children with severe orbital infections, corticosteroids were used infrequently, and when used, were not associated with improved clinical outcomes. Further high-quality trial evidence is needed to determine if routine corticosteroids are safe and effective.
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