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Image of the patient's eyes upon presentation, significant for swelling, ptosis, chemosis, and mucous discharge.
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He reported that he had chronic swelling and discharge in his eyes bilaterally for a "long time"; however, the four days leading to presentation the pain began worsening and the swelling increased until his right eye became swollen shut (Figure 1).
CT orbits with contrast demonstrating enlargement and inflammation within the lacrimal glands and the surrounding tissues: (b) greater than (a).
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He was sent for a computed tomography (CT) scan of the orbits with contrast, which demonstrated enlargement and inflammation within the lacrimal glands and the surrounding tissues, right greater than left (Figure 2).
Metavir stage guide.
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HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis A, and Epstein-Barr virus was unrevealing. He underwent liver fibrosis testing, which revealed a fibrosis score of 0.30, demonstrating minimal liver fibrosis (F1) using the Metavir stage guide (Figure 3).