Background: Lymphangiomas are relatively rare, benign, congenital malformations, which may affect the conjunctiva, lids and orbit of the eyes. Lymphangiomas are commonly located behind the orbital septum and usually manifest with proptosis, as well as the pain caused by spontaneous intralesional hemorrhage or upper respiratory infection. Previous studies have proposed the major causes of neonat...

Proptosis is commonly encountered in clinical practice. We report on a patient with acute proptosis, eyelid swelling, and chemosis, which was initially treated as cellulitis. After radiological and pathological assessments, a diagnosis of large B-cell lymphoma was made. The patient died within 2 months of presentation. Not all patients with proptosis have cellulitis. Proptosis, especially unila...

CT has proven to be excellent in identifying orbital pathology responsible for proptosis. Occasionally, no discrete mass or extraocular muscle enlargement to explain the exophthalmos is found, only an appearance suggestive of an abnormal increase in orbital fat volume. Fifteen patients were studied with proptosis apparently resulting from increased orbital fat. Clinical follow-up revealed that ...

We report two patients presenting with marked clinical unilateral enophthalmos who had positional variability and dynamic proptosis on valsalva. On orbital imaging, enophthalmos was not documented and in fact, globe proptosis of the same side was reported for one of the patients. During CT and MRI scanning patients are often instructed to hold their breath to eliminate motion artefact. This may...

PURPOSE The purpose of this study is to identify the subgroups of thyroid eye disease (TED) patients most likely to benefit from orbital fat decompression. METHODS This retrospective study reviews 217 orbits of 109 patients who underwent orbital fat decompression for proptosis secondary to thyroid eye disease. Charts were reviewed for demographic, radiographic, clinical, and surgical data. Th...

this is a report of a case with unilateral cavernous sinus thrombosis due to ipsilateral ethmoid sinusitis. a 10 year old female was admitted in our hospital with severe headache, purulent postnasal discharge, right eye proptosis and third cranial nerve palsy in the same eye. she had history of viral upper respiratory tract infection and then acute otitis media which did not improve with routin...

Background: Proptosis is one of the difficult to manage clinical entity faced by surgeons in emergency. Objective: To determine visual analysis following orbitotomy and complications in proptosis patients. Methodology: Study Design: Quasi-experimental, st study. Study Settings and Duration: At the Ophthalmology Department, Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center, Karachi, from 1 th April 2014 to 30 ...