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Orbital Diseases (7):
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Neurological Surgery (38)11 2010
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We should keep in mind that high MET uptake is frequently observed in nontumorous brain lesions. Although differentiation from tumorous lesions is usually possible by laboratory and morphological examinations, nontumorous lesions should be included in the differential diagnosis when encountering pat...
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PMID: 21081810
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We present a case of subperiostal orbital hemorrhage induced by effort for vomiting. CASE: A 41-year-old pregnant patient (30 weeks of amenorrhea), with no prior history, was referred to the ENT emergency by her gynecologist for unilateral ptosis and proptosis secondary to efforts for vomiting. Clin...
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PMID: 20817223
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We report a very rare case of heterotopia of brain tissue in Aicardi syndrome. The patient did not have an encephalocele....
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PMID: 20818257
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Nippon Ganka Gakkai zasshi (114)8 2010
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We report case of orbital apex syndrome, which appeared to have been caused by hypertrophic pachymeningitis with positive systemic mycosis antigens treated with systemic corticosteroid combined with antimicrobiotic therapy. CASE: A 57-year-old woman presented with disturbed ocular motility and visua...
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PMID: 20803989
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Archives de Pédiatrie (17)8 2010
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We report on a case of orbital subperiosteal hematoma in a 9-year-old male with a medical history of sickle cell thalassemia.
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PMID: 20452192
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Thorough preoperative evaluation with meticulous surgical planning to achieve facial aesthetic balance between the forehead, eyelids, and midface is imperative to avoid or decrease potential functional and/or cosmetic complications in cosmetic periocular surgery. Before performing surgery, the physi...
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PMID: 20659676
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We present a clinical case of a 73-year-old male, with diabetes and acute myelomonocytic leukaemia that began with tumefaction on the left side of his face, spreading to the sinus with invasion of the soft tissues and fistulae in the oral cavity. Clinical examination showed cerebral involvement. The...
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PMID: 20347372
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The frequency of cribra orbitalia was examined in Early Medieval skeletal samples from Devín and Borovce (Slovakia). The effects of environmental and socio-economic factors on the distribution of orbital lesions are explored and discussed. The frequency of cribra orbitalia was lowest in Devín-Hrad...
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PMID: 20451194
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Pinguecula was seen more frequently in patients with TO than in both control groups. Lid retraction was the only clinical factor determined with significant impact on the prevalence of pinguecula in patients with TO. Impaired tear function did not influence pinguecula prevalence in patients with TO,...
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PMID: 20458231
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A 61-year-old man with no history of malignancy presented with a rapidly expanding left periorbital mass, first noticed one month prior to presentation. The mass was firm, and a pus-like discharge drained spontaneously from the center of the lesion. A biopsy was performed, and histopathology confirm...
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PMID: 20379463
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Rhinocerebral mucormycosis is a rare angioinvasive fungal infection that has a strong predilection for patients with poorly controlled diabetes and immunosuppression. Initial presenting symptoms are nonspecific and frequently are attributed to more mundane sinonasal and orbital patho...
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PMID: 19942703
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Paediatric nursing (22)2 2010
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The differential diagnosis between orbital cellulitis and preseptal cellulitis is important as is the need to differentiate between an allergic response or infectious cellulitis of the eye. This article will examine the case of a 15-month-old boy who was brought to an emergency department with an oe...
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PMID: 20373661
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The case of a 57-year-old man with a radix relicta in the maxillary sinus causing a chronic maxillary sinusitis with secondary alteration of orbit and maxillary sinus, compatible with the silent sinus syndrome, is presented. The patient was treated with intranasal antrostomy in which the underlying...
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PMID: 20489466
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We are presenting the first case of accidental orbital emphysema as a complication of rhinoplasty operation, published in the literature. We have reviewed the literature for orbital-periorbital complications due to rhinoplasty operations and discussed the treatment choices for orbital emphysema....
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PMID: 20489467
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We surgically treated 8 cases of giant cell granuloma. Our article focuses on a 59-year-old woman who came to our department with a swelling on the right side of the face. Computed tomography examination showed an osteolytic and expansive neoformation spreading up from the lateral wall of the nose t...
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PMID: 20186081
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We describe the cases of 2 patients affected by this condition. For one patient, a recurrence occurred 4 years after the elimination of cranial hyperostosis. In the second patient, although we observed macrosomia and peculiar countenance in the context of craniofacial hyperostosis, the patient did n...
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PMID: 20216456
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Twenty-four patients with a mean age of 46.4 years and a mean follow-up of 14.6 months were included. Treatment options included intravitreal antibiotics, vitrectomy, evisceration, and systemic antibiotics. Optimal structural outcome was achieved in 6 (25%) eyes. A total of 70.8% eyes had no light p...
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PMID: 19996830
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Acute sinusitis is most often a mild self-limiting disease. However, it may progress into severe and life threatening complications. One of the commonest being orbital complication of which visual loss is a direct consequence. In this 10 year retrospective study, the nature of orbital complication,...
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PMID: 21265249
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A 33-year-old woman developed medial displacement of the left orbital contents in the absence of trauma, surgery or other significant pathology. Imaging showed opacification of the left ethmoid sinus and implosion of the medial orbital wall. Previously reported cases of silent sinus syndrome have al...
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PMID: 19607744
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Findings indicated that allergic fungal rhinosinusitis usually occurred in the second decade of life (51.06 per cent) in males (70.21 per cent), allergic rhinitis (100 per cent) and nasal polyposis (100 per cent). Nasal obstruction (100 per cent), nasal discharge (89.36 per cent), postnasal drip (89...
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PMID: 19954557
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We report a case of orbital myiasis from the species Chrysomya bezziana complicating squamous cell carcinoma of the eyelid. Magnetic resonance imaging of the orbit is useful for delineating the extent of the infestation and identifying residual maggots. In extensive orbital myiasis, exenteration is...
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PMID: 20124577
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One of the orbital complications during endoscopic sinus surgery is retrobulbar hematoma. Retrobulbar hematoma can be classified as spontaneous, traumatic, and iatrogenic. Iatrogenic hematoma, which can be caused by endoscopic sinus surgery, is more likely to have an arterial source, so these hemato...
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PMID: 19935067
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Incidental asymptomatic orbital calcification is more commonly observed on CT images than we expected and occurs predominantly in male patients. Understanding this to be a relatively common, benign finding may help us to rule out foreign bodies and other pathologic conditions....
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PMID: 20157406
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We present what to the best of our knowledge is the first reported case of an orbital abscess as a result of acute rhinosinusitis caused by obstruction of the middle meatus secondary to the impaction of a nasal foreign body in a child. The patient, a 5-year-old Hispanic boy, had presented with left...
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PMID: 20155663
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We report 7 cases of rhinocerebral mucormycosis in a retrospective study of 8 years (2000-2008) in haematological patients. An early diagnosis is essential, and therefore there must be a high level of clinical suspicion in patients with predisposing factors. Certainty diagnosis requires fungal cultu...
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PMID: 20004878
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New Zealand Medical Journal (123)1320 2010
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There were 530 cases admitted with acute orbital inflammation over a 9-year period from 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2009. This study identified a significant association between orbital infection incidence and socioeconomic deprivation and ethnicity. Cases in the moderate deprivation group had 1.5 times...
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PMID: 20720603
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Neurology India (58)3 2010
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Periorbital NF behaves differently from NF of other areas. CT-guided surgical debridement of the superficial muscle maximizes preservation of healthy tissue and facilitates reconstruction. Delayed reconstruction allows fibrosis to settle and good cosmetic and functional results are possible. However...
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PMID: 19882528
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Survey of Ophthalmology (55)3 2010
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We report on the first biopsy-proven case of multicentric plasma cell type of Castleman disease involving the orbital areas in a human herpes virus 8 (HHV-8)-unassociated/ human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-seronegative 70-year-old man suffering from Parkinson disease. The diagnosis was established...
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PMID: 20070998
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Report of a case of orbital inflammation after the use of zoledronic acid for metastasized prostate cancer.
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PMID: 21110506
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Rhino-orbito-cerebral zygomycosis is a rapidly progressive opportunistic fungal infection characterized by a set of clinical and radiological findings that help in prognostication. The present study is aimed to evaluate its histopathologic features as an aid to prognosis in order to guide the physic...
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PMID: 20551527
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Mycetoma is a chronic granulomatous infection. Lower extremities are commonly involved. A 20-year-old male came with complaints of multiple sinuses on scalp, left eyelid swelling with a sinus and dystopia, since one year. On examination there was relative proptosis in left eye of 2 mm. Computed tomo...
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PMID: 20029148
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There is a significant increase in medial rectus muscle volume postoperatively in orbits undergoing orbital decompression for TRO despite lacking clinical evidence of disease reactivation....
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PMID: 20090474
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Benign lymphoid hyperplasia is a disorder characterized by polyclonal lymphocytic infiltration of orbital tissues, predominantly with B-cells. Rituximab is a monoclonal antibody directed against CD20, a B-cell marker. Two patients with recurrent orbital masses involving the lacrimal glands were trea...
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PMID: 20090476
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A 68-year-old man with Graves orbitopathy underwent a bilateral swinging eyelid orbital decompression for disfiguring proptosis. A penetrating keratoplasty for keratoconus of the left eye had been performed 13 years earlier. Prior to orbital decompression, biomicroscopy of the left eye showed a part...
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PMID: 20090493
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A 6-week-old-boy presented with a 3-week history of right axial proptosis. Vision, motility, anterior segment, and fundus examinations were normal in both eyes. Imaging revealed a multicystic right orbital lesion with extensive involvement of the infratemporal fossa and paranasal sinuses with intrac...
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PMID: 20305521
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Osseous or cartilaginous metaplasia in the orbit are both rare phenomena. The authors describe a unique case of combined primary orbital osseous and cartilaginous metaplasia presenting with orbital pain and ocular dysmotility and discuss the radiologic, histopathologic, and clinical features. This e...
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PMID: 20305514
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Brown tumors are equally found in secondary and primary hyperparathyroidism. Craniofacial brown tumors involve the orbit, usually because of the osteodystrophy process that involves the maxilla and paranasal sinuses. The lesions do not necessarily need to be excised and may regress spontaneously aft...
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PMID: 20305510
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Pneumocele of the frontal sinus producing orbital roof defect: case report and review of literature.
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Type III frontal recess air cell as a cause of frontal sinus pneumocele has not been previously reported in literature. A 31-year-old woman with chronic history of sinusitis presented with pressure in the left eye on blowing the nose. Computed tomography examination of the orbits and paranasal sinus...
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PMID: 20015740
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We present a case of orbital dirofilariasis with lateral rectus muscle involvement. To our knowledge, this is the first orbital dirofilariasis case reported in Iran. Although debulking of the tumor usually leads to resolution, our patient showed an episode of recurrence after biopsy. Complete recove...
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PMID: 19967089
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For mild contracture, several recent studies describe the beneficial use of amniotic membrane as a substrate graft to allow the conjunctival epithelium to migrate and multiply. To correct moderately severe socket contracture, quilting sutures are typically used to ensure survival of mucous membrane...
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PMID: 19561498
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Historically, the eyelid approach to the orbit has been used mainly by ophthalmic plastic surgeons for removal of intraconal and extraconal orbital tumors, orbital fracture repair and optic nerve sheath fenestration. In recent years, other surgical subspecialties have adopted this technique for surg...
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PMID: 19620865
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Klinische Paediatrie (221)5 2009
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This article is about a 9-year-old boy with known homozygous sickle cell disease who developed unilateral exophthalmia and eyelid swelling during a sickle cell crisis. The symptoms were due to a vaso-occlusive event in the orbital bones,known as orbital compression syndrome, which is a rare complica...
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PMID: 19707994
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A total of 22 patients having MED were seen. Out of these 50% were males (N = 11) and 50% females (N = 11). Twelve (54.54%) had MED in the left eye and 10 (45.45%) had MED in the right eye. Ptosis was present in the eye affected with MED in 16 (72.72%) patients. Pseudoptosis was seen in 4 (18.18%) p...
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PMID: 19757696
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