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Patient images: (a) Swelling and erythema around the left eye which first was
misdiagnosed as cellulitis. (b) Magnified image of the left eye demonstrating Swelling
and erythema of the scleral tissue.
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Sonographic image of the left eye. The thickness of the wall of the globe in the
posterior pole is increased (2.4 mm), and the appearance of scleral edema with Classic
view of T- sign is seen, which confirms episcleritis.
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In the ultrasonography of the left eye, the thickness of the wall of the globe in the posterior pole was increased (2.4 mm), and the appearance of scleral edema with Classic view of T- sign Was seen, which confirmed episcleritis (Figure 2).
Positive pathergy test.
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The result of the pathergy skin test was positive (Figure 3).