PMC5450456_01
Patient photograph shows the swelling of the left upper eyelid and induced severe ptosis
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The swelling was round, red, painless, involving the upper eyelid and induced severe ptosis [Figure 1].
This photograph shows soft and small subcutaneous lumps in the left upper eyelid
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F2
Palpation of the eyelid revealed soft and mobile subcutaneous small lumps that were not attached to the skin [Figure 2].
Orbital computed tomography scan, axial incidence, shows an 11 mm x 8 mm soft tissue mass in lateral aspect of the left orbit
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Computed tomography scan of the orbit showed an 11 mm x 8 mm soft tissue density mass in lateral aspect of the left orbit [Figure 3].
Orbital computed tomography scan shows hyperdense homogenous round opacity corresponding to silicone oil in the anterior half of the left vitreous cavity and lateral aspect of the left orbit
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The hyperdense homogenous opacity, which corresponds to silicone oil occupied about 50% of the vitreous cavity [Figure 4].