Orbital pseudotumor. Axial CT scan showing diffuse orbital inflammation of the right side.
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pseudotumor orbitario — Eng. Orbital pseudotumor Proceso inflamatorio crónico del tejido orbitario que produce exoftalmía y edema palpebral. Pseudotumor oculi. Enfermedad inflamatoria orbitaria … Diccionario de oftalmología
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