A case study of acute invasive fungal sinusitis complicating central retinal artery occlusion
Li Xiaodong,
Chen Mei,
Zheng Kaijin
et al.
Abstract:Acute invasive fungal sinusitis is a fungal infectious disease in which fungal hyphae invade the nasal mucosa, blood vessels and nerves, causing tissue necrosis. Acute invasive fungal sinusitis is often complicated by intracranial infection, which is a critical disease with a high mortality rate. Meanwhile, ocular manifestations such as orbital cusp syndrome, cavernous sinus syndrome, and a sudden drop in visual acuity may suggest that the disease has been complicated by intracranial or intraorbital infection.… Show more
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