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Cerebral Spinal Fluid Ophthalmorrhea: A Rare Case Report.
Background: Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak from the nose (rhinorrhea) or the ear (otorrhea) are common with traumatic brain injuries. CSF leak from the orbital roof (ophthalmorrhea) is something rare and warrants further discussion.
Case: We present a unique case of CSF leak from the orbital roof proceeded by three days history of trauma to the orbit.
Discussion: Using the clinical case, we discuss unique aspects of the clinical picture, radiological findings of interest, and the surgical procedure for repair.
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