PMC4367044_01
Patient showing ptosis and drooping of the corner of mouth
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F1
There were ptosis and complete drooping of his right upper eyelid [Figure 1].
Computed tomography image showing proptosis of the globe of right eye and hyperintense right maxillary sinus
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F2
Computed tomography (CT) revealed axial proptosis of the globe of the right eye and retro-orbital haziness, maxillary sinus was filled with soft tissue (25 HU) [Figure 2].
T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging showing bilateral maxillary and ethmoidal inflammatory sinusitis right orbit proptosis
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F3
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain revealed bilateral maxillary and ethmoidal inflammatory sinusitis extending into the right orbit causing orbital post septal cellulitis and proptosis [Figure 3].
Pictomicrograph showing broad, aseptate, branched hyphae
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F4
It showed the characteristic broad, aseptate branched hyphae, which was consistent with mucormycosis [Figure 4].