Orbital Involvement in 'Sinus' Histiocytosis

Rosai-Dorfman disease with corneal anaesthesia: case report and review of literature

“…4 Reported ophthalmic manifestations include orbital and eyelid involvement (most common), lacrimal gland involvement, subconjunctival nodules, scleritis, uveitis, and compressive optic neuropathy. 2À5 Associated proptosis has been reported to cause corneal exposure and ulceration, 3 but corneal anaesthesia and neurotrophic keratitis as seen in our patient have not been reported. The orbital mass, cervical lymph nodes, and nasal and sinus masses were the more typical manifestations of the disease in our patient.…”

Rosai-Dorfman disease with corneal anaesthesia: case report and review of literature

“…4 Reported ophthalmic manifestations include orbital and eyelid involvement (most common), lacrimal gland involvement, subconjunctival nodules, scleritis, uveitis, and compressive optic neuropathy. 2À5 Associated proptosis has been reported to cause corneal exposure and ulceration, 3 but corneal anaesthesia and neurotrophic keratitis as seen in our patient have not been reported. The orbital mass, cervical lymph nodes, and nasal and sinus masses were the more typical manifestations of the disease in our patient.…”

Histiocytosis X: an ophthalmological review.

“…The majority of patients (39) orbital involvement in this latter group (Table 1). Three patients had diabetes insipidus at presentation, and a further nine patients developed it at a later stage.…”

Rosai-Dorfman Disease involving the eye and ocular adnexa. Clinicopathologic series of 17 patients

“…In this location, adult male predominance was noted; multiple subconjunctival lesions and bilateral affection were commonly accompanied by other nodal and extranodal sites of disease. 7,13–28…”

“…In this location, adult male predominance was noted; multiple subconjunctival lesions and bilateral affection were commonly accompanied by other nodal and extranodal sites of disease. 7,[13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] Clinical presentation of ophthalmic RDD is non-specific; and it is associated to the site of involvement. The main clinical manifestation in our patients was a painless soft tissue mass causing proptosis in orbit and foreign body sensation when located in conjunctiva.…”

Rosai-Dorfman disease with corneal anaesthesia: case report and review of literature

“…4 Reported ophthalmic manifestations include orbital and eyelid involvement (most common), lacrimal gland involvement, subconjunctival nodules, scleritis, uveitis, and compressive optic neuropathy. 2À5 Associated proptosis has been reported to cause corneal exposure and ulceration, 3 but corneal anaesthesia and neurotrophic keratitis as seen in our patient have not been reported. The orbital mass, cervical lymph nodes, and nasal and sinus masses were the more typical manifestations of the disease in our patient.…”

Histiocytosis X: an ophthalmological review.

“…The majority of patients (39) orbital involvement in this latter group (Table 1). Three patients had diabetes insipidus at presentation, and a further nine patients developed it at a later stage.…”

Rosai-Dorfman Disease involving the eye and ocular adnexa. Clinicopathologic series of 17 patients

“…In this location, adult male predominance was noted; multiple subconjunctival lesions and bilateral affection were commonly accompanied by other nodal and extranodal sites of disease. 7,13–28…”

“…In this location, adult male predominance was noted; multiple subconjunctival lesions and bilateral affection were commonly accompanied by other nodal and extranodal sites of disease. 7,[13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] Clinical presentation of ophthalmic RDD is non-specific; and it is associated to the site of involvement. The main clinical manifestation in our patients was a painless soft tissue mass causing proptosis in orbit and foreign body sensation when located in conjunctiva.…”

Rosai-Dorfman disease with corneal anaesthesia: case report and review of literature

“…4 Reported ophthalmic manifestations include orbital and eyelid involvement (most common), lacrimal gland involvement, subconjunctival nodules, scleritis, uveitis, and compressive optic neuropathy. 2À5 Associated proptosis has been reported to cause corneal exposure and ulceration, 3 but corneal anaesthesia and neurotrophic keratitis as seen in our patient have not been reported. The orbital mass, cervical lymph nodes, and nasal and sinus masses were the more typical manifestations of the disease in our patient.…”

Histiocytosis X: an ophthalmological review.

“…The majority of patients (39) orbital involvement in this latter group (Table 1). Three patients had diabetes insipidus at presentation, and a further nine patients developed it at a later stage.…”

Rosai-Dorfman Disease involving the eye and ocular adnexa. Clinicopathologic series of 17 patients

“…In this location, adult male predominance was noted; multiple subconjunctival lesions and bilateral affection were commonly accompanied by other nodal and extranodal sites of disease. 7,13–28…”

“…In this location, adult male predominance was noted; multiple subconjunctival lesions and bilateral affection were commonly accompanied by other nodal and extranodal sites of disease. 7,[13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] Clinical presentation of ophthalmic RDD is non-specific; and it is associated to the site of involvement. The main clinical manifestation in our patients was a painless soft tissue mass causing proptosis in orbit and foreign body sensation when located in conjunctiva.…”