PMC2667581_01
Physical examination revealed a normotensive man with cafe-au-lait spots on his chest and abdomen.
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Physical examination revealed a normotensive man with cafe-au-lait spots on his chest and abdomen (Fig. 1).
A. Anterior volume rendered 3D CT image illustrates details of the bony defect in the right orbital region.. B. Thick multiplanar axial reconstructions illustrates the absence of the right sphenoid wing and the intracranial and orbital contents separated only by dura mater.. C. Transverse bone window multidetertor CT scan, performed at the level of the orbit, illustrates the absence of the right sphenoid wing, right eye microphthalmos, increased fat tissue in the retrobulbar space and enlarged middle cranial fossa. The left globe is larger than the right.
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The anterior volume rendered 3D CT image showed details of a bony defect in the right orbital region (Fig. 2A). Thick multiplanar axial reconstructions (MPR) revealed the absence of the right sphenoid wing, and the intracranial and orbital contents were separated only by dura mater (Fig. 2B). Furthermore, the left globe was larger than the right (Fig. 2C).