Journal of the American Optometric Association · 1993
Sphenoidal mucocele with cavernous sinus invasion.
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Lantz N J, Golis T A
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BACKGROUND: Intracranial extension of a sphenoidal mucocele may be marked by persistent headache, nerve palsies, and total or partial vision loss.
METHODS: A 74-year-old white male was examined with right frontotemporal headache and constant diplopia. Previously, he had noticed a droop in his right eyelid.
RESULTS: Careful ophthalmic examination and laboratory studies, including computed tomography revealed a sphenoid mucocele with complications. As a result, the patient underwent a sphenoidectomy.
CONCLUSIONS: The evaluation of patients with acute onset of multiple eye and vision problems can often lead to a significant neurologic diagnosis.
METHODS: A 74-year-old white male was examined with right frontotemporal headache and constant diplopia. Previously, he had noticed a droop in his right eyelid.
RESULTS: Careful ophthalmic examination and laboratory studies, including computed tomography revealed a sphenoid mucocele with complications. As a result, the patient underwent a sphenoidectomy.
CONCLUSIONS: The evaluation of patients with acute onset of multiple eye and vision problems can often lead to a significant neurologic diagnosis.