2006
DOI: 10.1007/s00417-006-0267-9
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Intracranial migration of silicone oil from an eye with optic pit

Abstract: As this case shows, cerebrospinal fluid may migrate into the submacular space in eyes with optic pits.

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“…Nesse caso o fluido seria liquor produzido no espaço subaracnoide. Recentemente, Kuhn et al (10) relataram migração intracraniana de óleo de silicone em um caso de fosseta de disco óptico que foi previamente tratado com vitrectomia. Menos provavelmente, a origem do fluido seria vazamento de vasos sanguíneos na base da fosseta, mesmo porque a angiofluoresceinografia não mostra vazamento na área da fosseta (11) .…”
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“…Nesse caso o fluido seria liquor produzido no espaço subaracnoide. Recentemente, Kuhn et al (10) relataram migração intracraniana de óleo de silicone em um caso de fosseta de disco óptico que foi previamente tratado com vitrectomia. Menos provavelmente, a origem do fluido seria vazamento de vasos sanguíneos na base da fosseta, mesmo porque a angiofluoresceinografia não mostra vazamento na área da fosseta (11) .…”
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“…On NECT scans, silicone oil appears hyperdense, with an attenuation higher than hemorrhage, usually measuring 70-140 Hounsfield units (HU). In addition, silicone oil characteristically forms convex fluid-fluid interfaces in the non-dependent ventricles (due to the high surface tension and low specific gravity of silicon oil) [6,7,11,12]. On MRI, silicone oil is hyperintense on T1-weighted imaging with a prominent chemical shift artifact [13].…”
Section: Imaging Findingsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Another hypothesis by Knecht et al suggests that active physiologic processes facilitate silicone oil migration [1]. A final hypothesis is that silicone oil migration occurs in patients with anatomic variants such as an optic pit or coloboma [11]. While distinct mechanisms for intraventricular silicone oil migration exist, there may be overlap among them.…”
Section: Pathophysiologymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…1 In ODP, previous reports only inferred that there were direct communications among the SAS, vitreous cavity, and subretinal space. [3][4][5] Kuhn et al 5 reported a case of ODP in whom intravitreally injected silicone oil was detected intracranially indicating a communication between the SAS and the vitreous cavity. Our findings demonstrated a direct communication between the SAS and the vitreous cavity in an eye with an ODP.…”
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