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Andrea L Kossler - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • orbital eyelid and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis pseudo xanthelasma
    American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration.

  • Orbital, eyelid, and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis & pseudo-xanthelasma.
    American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration.

  • Orbital, eyelid, and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis & pseudo-xanthelasma
    Elsevier, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Purpose: To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations: A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance: Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration. Keywords: Silicone oil, Xanthelasma, Orbit, Foreign body Granuloma, Baerveldt, Glaucoma drainage implan

Loïc Djaileb - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • fdg pet ct of a supraclavicular Silicone Granuloma at follow up of a breast carcinoma
    Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2020
    Co-Authors: René-charles Rouchy, Nicolas De Leiris, Eleni Nika, Loïc Djaileb
    Abstract:

    We report herein the case of a 33-year-old woman who was referred for FDG PET/CT staging prior to pregnancy after a 4-year lost to follow-up for a breast invasive ductal carcinoma (pT2N1 SBRII). FDG PET/CT revealed right supraclavicular lymphadenopathy potentially caused by breast carcinoma recurrence. No additional site was involved. Supraclavicular ultrasonography showed typical "snowstorm" appearance. MRI revealed signs of breast implant intracapsular rupture and signal intensity of Silicone within a supraclavicular node. Fine-needle aspiration and microbiopsy of adenopathy finally confirmed Silicone Granuloma and ruled out breast cancer recurrence.

  • FDG PET/CT of a Supraclavicular Silicone Granuloma at Follow-up of a Breast Carcinoma.
    Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2020
    Co-Authors: René-charles Rouchy, Nicolas De Leiris, Eleni Nika, Loïc Djaileb
    Abstract:

    We report herein the case of a 33-year-old woman who was referred for FDG PET/CT staging prior to pregnancy after a 4-year lost to follow-up for a breast invasive ductal carcinoma (pT2N1 SBRII). FDG PET/CT revealed right supraclavicular lymphadenopathy potentially caused by breast carcinoma recurrence. No additional site was involved. Supraclavicular ultrasonography showed typical "snowstorm" appearance. MRI revealed signs of breast implant intracapsular rupture and signal intensity of Silicone within a supraclavicular node. Fine-needle aspiration and microbiopsy of adenopathy finally confirmed Silicone Granuloma and ruled out breast cancer recurrence.

Matthew A Powers - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • orbital eyelid and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis pseudo xanthelasma
    American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration.

  • Orbital, eyelid, and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis & pseudo-xanthelasma.
    American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration.

  • Orbital, eyelid, and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis & pseudo-xanthelasma
    Elsevier, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Purpose: To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations: A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance: Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration. Keywords: Silicone oil, Xanthelasma, Orbit, Foreign body Granuloma, Baerveldt, Glaucoma drainage implan

René-charles Rouchy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • fdg pet ct of a supraclavicular Silicone Granuloma at follow up of a breast carcinoma
    Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2020
    Co-Authors: René-charles Rouchy, Nicolas De Leiris, Eleni Nika, Loïc Djaileb
    Abstract:

    We report herein the case of a 33-year-old woman who was referred for FDG PET/CT staging prior to pregnancy after a 4-year lost to follow-up for a breast invasive ductal carcinoma (pT2N1 SBRII). FDG PET/CT revealed right supraclavicular lymphadenopathy potentially caused by breast carcinoma recurrence. No additional site was involved. Supraclavicular ultrasonography showed typical "snowstorm" appearance. MRI revealed signs of breast implant intracapsular rupture and signal intensity of Silicone within a supraclavicular node. Fine-needle aspiration and microbiopsy of adenopathy finally confirmed Silicone Granuloma and ruled out breast cancer recurrence.

  • FDG PET/CT of a Supraclavicular Silicone Granuloma at Follow-up of a Breast Carcinoma.
    Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2020
    Co-Authors: René-charles Rouchy, Nicolas De Leiris, Eleni Nika, Loïc Djaileb
    Abstract:

    We report herein the case of a 33-year-old woman who was referred for FDG PET/CT staging prior to pregnancy after a 4-year lost to follow-up for a breast invasive ductal carcinoma (pT2N1 SBRII). FDG PET/CT revealed right supraclavicular lymphadenopathy potentially caused by breast carcinoma recurrence. No additional site was involved. Supraclavicular ultrasonography showed typical "snowstorm" appearance. MRI revealed signs of breast implant intracapsular rupture and signal intensity of Silicone within a supraclavicular node. Fine-needle aspiration and microbiopsy of adenopathy finally confirmed Silicone Granuloma and ruled out breast cancer recurrence.

Kuldev Singh - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • orbital eyelid and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis pseudo xanthelasma
    American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration.

  • Orbital, eyelid, and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis & pseudo-xanthelasma.
    American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration.

  • Orbital, eyelid, and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil Granuloma presenting as ptosis & pseudo-xanthelasma
    Elsevier, 2018
    Co-Authors: Matthew A Powers, Edward H Wood, Benjamin P Erickson, Kuldev Singh, Steven R Sanislo, Andrea L Kossler
    Abstract:

    Purpose: To highlight the presentation and management of a patient with eyelid, orbital and nasopharyngeal Silicone oil migration through a glaucoma drainage implant presenting as pseudo-xanthelasma and ptosis. Observations: A 68-year male presented with unilateral ptosis and presumed xanthelasma. He had a history of glaucoma drainage implant surgery, pseudophakia, and multiple retinal detachment repairs with Silicone oil. During ptosis repair it was discovered that his presumed xanthelasma was in fact an eyelid Silicone Granuloma. Additional work up revealed Silicone infiltration of the eyelids, orbits, and nasopharynx, resulting from emulsified Silicone oil leakage through his glaucoma valve implant. Conclusions and Importance: Silicone oil may emulsify with time, with potential egress via a glaucoma filtration device. Clinicians should be alert for eyelid, orbital and sinonasal findings that may indicate occult migration. Keywords: Silicone oil, Xanthelasma, Orbit, Foreign body Granuloma, Baerveldt, Glaucoma drainage implan