PMC4462449_01
Massive right orbital tumor
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On admission to the Hematology Clinic the patient presented bilateral periorbital tumors (12 cm in the right and 8 cm in the left side), involving the eyelids and incorporating the eye globes (fig. 1 and 2).
Left orbital tumor with spontaneous bleeding
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On admission to the Hematology Clinic the patient presented bilateral periorbital tumors (12 cm in the right and 8 cm in the left side), involving the eyelids and incorporating the eye globes (fig. 1 and 2).
Cranio-orbital CT images before therapy
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CT revealed bilateral orbital tumors (14/8/11 cm in the right with 2.7 cm ptosis of the right eye and 7.8/5.6/6.5 cm in the left with 2 cm ptosis of the left eye), without invasion of the eye globes, bones, paranasal sinuses or of the cerebral parenchyma ( fig. 3 and 4). Cervical and thoraco-abdominal CT showed enlarged latero-cervical and retroperitoneal lymph nodes.
Resorption of the orbital tumors after chemotherapy
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CT revealed bilateral orbital tumors (14/8/11 cm in the right with 2.7 cm ptosis of the right eye and 7.8/5.6/6.5 cm in the left with 2 cm ptosis of the left eye), without invasion of the eye globes, bones, paranasal sinuses or of the cerebral parenchyma ( fig. 3 and 4). Cervical and thoraco-abdominal CT showed enlarged latero-cervical and retroperitoneal lymph nodes.