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Long-Term Visual Disturbance Affected by Infraorbital Cell Mucocele and Fully Recovered after Surgical Management: A Case Report
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Mucocele of the paranasal sinuses is a benign, expansible, and cystic mass filled with mucouscollection. Infraorbital cells are extramural ethmoid cells that develop into the roof of the maxillarysinus and the base of the orbital cavity. Although infraorbital cells are asymptomatic inmost cases, inflammation or mucocele in those cells may cause various symptoms including facialpain, hypoesthesia, and secondary rhinosinusitis. They sometimes invade the orbital cavity,which may cause ophthalmic symptoms such as visual disturbance, orbital swelling, and orbitalpain. Most of the cases with ophthalmic symptoms are related to sphenoethmoidal cell mucocele. Delayed treatment of more than two days is known to have a poor prognosis for visual disturbancescaused by acute optic nerve compression. We describe a case of 61-year-old man whocomplained of visual disturbance related to infraorbital cell mucocele and fully recovered rightafter surgical management.
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Mucocele of the paranasal sinuses is a benign, expansible, and cystic mass filled with mucouscollection. Infraorbital cells are extramural ethmoid cells that develop into the roof of the maxillarysinus and the base of the orbital cavity. Although infraorbital cells are asymptomatic inmost cases, inflammation or mucocele in those cells may cause various symptoms including facialpain, hypoesthesia, and secondary rhinosinusitis. They sometimes invade the orbital cavity,which may cause ophthalmic symptoms such as visual disturbance, orbital swelling, and orbitalpain. Most of the cases with ophthalmic symptoms are related to sphenoethmoidal cell mucocele. Delayed treatment of more than two days is known to have a poor prognosis for visual disturbancescaused by acute optic nerve compression. We describe a case of 61-year-old man whocomplained of visual disturbance related to infraorbital cell mucocele and fully recovered rightafter surgical management.
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