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Case 1:
He does have a fever and reports some discharge from the eye, but there is no
diplopia.
On exam, he has palpable preauricular lymphadenopathy.
His vision is 20/25 in both eyes, pupillary response, extraocular motility, and
confrontation visual fields are normal.
External exam shows a firm, tender mass of the lateral upper eyelid.
Anterior and posterior segment exams are normal.
An orbital CT scan shows:
Orbital CT