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case_images: Cranial CT scan of the patient with right sided forehead and ocular adnexal mass showing normal ocular dimensions without any intracranial connection.
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case_images: He underwent cranial computed tomography (CT) scanning which showed that the mass had no intracranial connection or extension and that the eyeball was intact (Fig. 1).
case_images: The patient with massive right sided forehead and ocular adnexal mass after incisional biopsy.
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case_images: The right eyeball could not be visualized (Fig. 2).
case_images: Histologic section shows small lymphocytes with mildly pleomorphic vesicular nuclei, arranged diffusely.
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case_images: Histology of the biopsy specimen disclosed sections of neoplastic tissue made up of small lymphocytes with mildly pleomorphic vesicular nuclei, arranged diffusely; most had plasmacytoid nuclei (Fig. 3).
case_images: The same patient after the second course of chemotherapy; considerable reduction occurred in the size of the adnexal mass.
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case_images: TDS). The mass was considerably reduced in size after the second course of chemotherapy (Fig. 4); after six courses it resolved completely, leaving a ptotic upper eyelid and a phthisical eyeball.