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case_images: Axial MRI and magnetic resonance angiography of the brain on admission and after admission. (A) Inflammation of the sphenoid sinus and sinuses; (B) the frontal lobe lesion; (C) orbital MRI; (D) the normal magnetic resonance angiography; (E) the new cerebral infarction at the right basal ganglia 17 days after admission; and (F) the presentation of frontal lobe lesion after 67 days of treatment.
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case_images: MRI showed the patient had sphenoid sinus, sinuses, and frontal lobe lesions (Figures 1A,B). Meanwhile, we observed thickening of the right eye ring, overstriking of the extraocular muscles and optic nerve, and proptosis of the right eye (Figure 1C). No abnormalities were observed via magnetic resonance angiography (Figure 1D).
case_images: Facial features and limb muscle strength of the patient. (A) On admission, the patient presented with facial paralysis and askew mouth. After treatment, the conjunctival swelling had reduced. (B) On admission, the patient presented with right eye proptosis and fixation, conjunctival hyperemia and edema, and drooping eyelids (C) after 67 days of treatment, the patient's limb muscle strength showed grade V.
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case_images: In terms of facial features, the patient presented with proptosis and fixation of the right eye, conjunctival hyperemia and edema, drooping eyelids, and askew mouth (Figures 2A,B).