“…Combination of epilepsy, DCC, proptosis of the eyes, fever and arthralgia can be seen [8]. Disseminated cysticercosis can cause intravitreal lesions with exudative retinal detachment and bilateral extra ocular muscular damage at the same time [126] or afect only the brain, orbits, subcutaneous tissue [127,128] the eyes, tongue and spinal cord [127] or the tongue, eyes, face and scalp muscles [130], and an extensive involvement of both orbits [131]; face, scalp muscles, subconjuctival cysts in the eyes and cysticercotic encephalitis [132], cardiopulmonary cysticercosis plus proptosis of the eyes, extra ocular muscles of both orbits, extradural spinal, and cerebellar involvement [123] and other combinations such as: subarachnoid NCC, Brown syndrome, different extra ocular muscles involvement, mimicking idiopathic orbital inflammation, retina involvement , and canine tooth syndrome have been reported to the medical literature [119,[133][134][135][136][137][138].…”