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Patient Before and After the Operation. Left: Showing right supraorbital swelling and proptosis of the right eye. Right: Showing patient three days postoperatively.
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Swelling was pushing the eyeball inferiorly, laterally and anteriorly (Figure 1). Postoperatively, there was a rapid resolution of the swelling with obvious improvement of proptosis and eye movement (Figure 1).
Axial and Coronal Plane of CT Scan. A, Axial plane of CT scan showing a well-defined homogenous mass pushing the right globe anteriorly. B, Coronal plane of CT scan showing the same mass eroded the right floor of frontal sinus and pushing the globe inferolaterally.
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The globe was displaced inferiorly and laterally by the mass (Figure 2).