EyeRounds Photo Quiz #3
Compiled by Tyler Risma, MD
IMAGE 5
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Q9: What is the primary anomaly in these CT scan images?
A9: Enlargement of the extraocular muscle bellies, especially both medical recti and the left inferior rectus muscle. Note there are discontinuities in the orbital walls due to prior orbital decompression surgery.
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Q10: What is the most likely diagnosis?
A10: Thyroid eye disease. Patients are most often hyperthyroid, although some are hypothyroid or even euthyroid. See atlas Entry
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last updated: 05/05/2015