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Slit lamp photograph showing Lisch nodules
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Slit lamp examination revealed normal cornea with multiple Lisch nodules [Figure 1] distributed all over the iris.
Clinical photograph showing swelling of upper lid (LE) and eccentric proptosis of left eye with keratinized cornea
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Exposed interpalpebral area revealed congested and chemosed conjunctiva with keratinized cornea [Figure 2].
X ray skull showing osteolytic lesion in the left frontoparietal region (arrow) and "bare orbit" sign (absence of projection of greater wing of sphenoid bone in left orbit)-solid arrow. Note the enlargement of anterior orbital rim
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X ray skull revealed a well-defined osteolytic lesion in the left frontoparietal region with 'bare orbit sign,-absence of innominate line in left orbit which is the projection of the greater wing of the sphenoid bone [Figure 3].
Magnetic resonance imaging of orbit and brain showing dysplasia of the greater wing of the sphenoid bone of left side with herniation of brain tissue through the bony defect into the orbit causing proptosis
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There was herniation of brain tissue through the bony defect into the orbit causing proptosis [Figure 4].
Magnetic resonance imaging of brain showing gross asymmetrical ventriculomegaly with hemimegalencephaly (ipsilateral enlargement of the hemicerebrum) of left side brain
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Gross asymmetrical ventriculomegaly with hemimegalencephaly (ipsilateral enlargement of the hemicerebrum) of left side brain [Figure 5] was noted.