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Vesicular lesions on the left upper eyelid.
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 On the second day of the hospitalization, vesicular and pustular lesions occurred around the left eyelid and forehead, and the diagnosis of HZO was made (Figure 1).
Total ophthalmoplegia and ptosis of the left eye.
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Total ophthalmoplegia and ptosis of the left eye were detected (Figure 2).
Dendritic lesions on the left cornea.
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There were dendritic lesions on the cornea (Figure 3).
Cyclitic membrane and hemorrhage in the left anterior chamber.
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Two days later uveitis with cyclitic membrane and hemorrhage in the anterior chamber were developed (Figure 4).
Partial improvement of the ocular motility and ptosis of the left eye after 5-month followup.
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The corneal sensation, ocular motility, and the ptosis showed partial improvement at the end of five months (Figure 5).