Medicaltalks about 5 years ago
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This material contains content which some users might find distrubingA tumor just behind the orbit!!
This is an orbital cavernous hemangioma surgical removal! This is a benign, noninfiltrative, slowly progressive vascular neoplasm that grows within the orbit and surrounded by a well-delineated fibrous capsule. Commonly found within the muscle cone, lateral to the optic nerve, and pushes the eye forward causing a bulging (proptosis) along with retinopathy, vascular damage and optic neuropathy. Treatment is usually reserved for symptomatic patients (diplopia or visual disturbance) and includes surgical excision, as seen above.
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about 5 years ago
Interesting to see one so close to the eye. . I had a spinal cavernoma removed from my spinal cord C3 C4 level a month ago.
about 5 years ago
Interesting case and good caption you have for us, Thank youu !!
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