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pre-operative image showing the eyelid tumefaction
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F1
At the admission in our department the physical examination found a cachectic patient, complaining with fever in the evening and presenting a right supra orbital mass (Figure 1); the mass is non inflammatory, soft and painless.
axial brain CT scan showing supra orbital collection and the frontal bone lytic lesion
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F2
The brain CT scan objectified an osteolytic lesion of the orbital roof extended to frontal bone associated to an epidural lesion (Figure 2).
per-operative image showing osteolytic lesion (yellow arrow)
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F3
We also discover an osteolytic lesion at the orbital roof extended to the frontal bone (Figure 3).
post-operative axial CT scan image; no collection and no lytic lesion
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F4
The control brain CT scan was performed after the completion of the treatment and there was no recurrence of the collection (Figure 4).