Journal of the American Optometric Association · 1997
Asymptomatic posterior orbital cellulitis resulting from ethmoid/maxillary sinusitis.
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Filips R F, Liudahl J J
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BACKGROUND: Although vision-threatening sinusitis complications are not uncommon, an unusual case of asymptomatic posterior orbital cellulitis resulting from maxillary and ethmoidal sinus infection is presented.
METHODS, RESULTS: An 11-year-old girl was brought to us for a routine optometric examination, reporting only blurred distance vision. A mild afferent pupillary defect was the key to detection and diagnosis of a vision-threatening posterior orbital cellulitis.
CONCLUSIONS: A literature review of relevant anatomic and pathologic mechanisms, as well as radiologic recommendations, follows. This case appears to be a new clinical entity, an asymptomatic variant of posterior orbital cellulitis.
METHODS, RESULTS: An 11-year-old girl was brought to us for a routine optometric examination, reporting only blurred distance vision. A mild afferent pupillary defect was the key to detection and diagnosis of a vision-threatening posterior orbital cellulitis.
CONCLUSIONS: A literature review of relevant anatomic and pathologic mechanisms, as well as radiologic recommendations, follows. This case appears to be a new clinical entity, an asymptomatic variant of posterior orbital cellulitis.