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(a) MRI T1-weighted brain and orbits. Surrounding the right optic nerve,
pronounced gadolinium uptake can be seen. (b) MRI orbit scan repeated
after completion of therapy. The right optic nerve is no longer
thickened.
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Cerebral and orbital MRI showed a thickening of the right optic nerve with enhancement after contrast, but no other CNS involvement (Figure 1).
(a) Fundus photographs at initial presentation. Right eye and left eye,
respectively. The left eye was normal, while the right showed
significant disk edema, tortuosity of the retinal vessels and
hemorrhages. (b) Fundus photographs of the right and left eye, 3 months
following bone marrow transplant. Resolution of disk edema can be
noted.
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Fundus examination of the right eye revealed optic disk edema, tortuosity of the retinal vessels and hemorrhages (Figure 2).
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