PMC5943686_01
Cat at presentation: note the right dilated pupil and the paraxial corneal ulcer.
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F1
A full ophthalmic examination performed by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist revealed exophthalmos of the right eye and resistance to retropulsion, pain on fully opening the mouth, anisocoria with a mildly dilated pupil in the right eye in normal lighting conditions, reduced corneal sensation and reduced oculocephalic movements and a paraxial superficial corneal ulcer (Fig. 1).
Parasagittal SE T1+c image. Note arrows indicate: retrobulbar steatitis ( ), meningitis ( ), otitis media ( ), medial retropharyngeal lymphadenitis ( ).
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F2
The left tympanic bulla was fluid filled, without similar contrast-enhancement as on the contralateral side (Fig.2 and 3).
Normal side.
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F3
The left tympanic bulla was fluid filled, without similar contrast-enhancement as on the contralateral side (Fig.2 and 3).