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(A) Bloody tears in the left eye and hematomas on left periorbital region. (B) During attacks, the patient had hemorrhage from the left external auditory meatus and epistaxis.
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One year later, the patient developed recurrent bloody tears in his left eye and several hematomas in the left periorbital region (Figure 1A). During one of the attacks, he had hemorrhage from the left external auditory meatus and epistaxis on several occasions (Figure 1B).
Increased vascular permeability and contrast extravasation on left external carotid and ophthalmic artery angiography.
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Angiography showed small vascular dilatations, and an increase in vascular permeability at the medial canthal and inferior palpebral regions (Figure 2).