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Photograph of patient following orbitotomies. Note bilateral exophthalmia, bilateral chemosis and bilateral eyelid oedema. The two arrows are pointing at the two orbitotomies.
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Right hemiplegia, right facial palsy, bilateral exophthalmia, bilateral chemosis, bilateral eyelid edema (Figure 1), and exposure keratitis were present.
(A) Frontal sinusitis, (B) maxillary sinusitis, and (C) bilateral intraorbital abscesses.
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A computed tomography scan revealed bilateral exophthalmia with intraorbital abscesses and frontal and maxillary sinus opacifications (Figure 2).
Left internal capsule infarct.
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A repeat computed tomography scan showed a left internal capsule infarct (Figure 3).