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case_images: The protruding recurred mass in the right eyelid and eyebrow with orbital dystopia. Right eye set 1 cm lower than the left (black line)
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case_images: Four years later, in March 2014, he returned to our clinic complaining about the protruding recurred mass in the right eyelid and eyebrow with orbital dystopia (Fig. 1).
case_images: (Left) Pre-operative facial computer tomography of a 34-year-old man with orbitotemporal neurofibromatosis type 1. (Right) Post-operative facial computer tomography with L-shaped calvarial bone graft
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case_images: The bone graft was designed into an L-shape to restore the lateral wall and floor of the widened orbit (Fig. 2).
case_images: Clinical photograph after mass removal and orbital remodeling. Both eyes are located almost at the same level (black line)
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case_images: The right eyeball was elevated 1 cm upward by a calvarial bone graft in the orbit, resulting in both eyes being placed almost at the same level, restoring orbital symmetry (Fig. 3).
case_images: Clinical photograph of ptosis correction. A levator aponeurosis-Muller muscle composite flap can be seen
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case_images: The Muller muscle and levator aponeurosis composite flap was elevated (Fig. 4) and fixed to the superior portion of the tarsal plate at three points.
case_images: The final post-operative clinical photograph 4 months after ptosis surgery. Dystopia and ptosis were corrected
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case_images: The patient was satisfied with the symmetric orbit and ptosis correction (Fig. 5).