A 64-year-old woman was admitted to the Newcastle upon Tyne General Hospital (under the care of Mr. Fenton Braithwaite) with a one year's history of progressive protrusion of her right eye. She had pigmentation of the skin of her right lower lid and temporal region, melanosis bulbi, and unilateral proptosis resulting in restriction of ocular movements. The right orbit was decompressed and a bio...
