1958
DOI: 10.1136/bjo.42.11.697
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Sclerosing Lipo-Granuloma in the Orbit

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“…The polymorphonuclear leukocytes may show dissolution of their outlines (leukocytoclasis), resulting in the formation of ''nuclear dust''. The propensity of the eosinophils to be scattered throughout the infiltrate, and most distinctively to be intimately admixed within the formed granulomas and among the scattered epithelioid histiocytes, are findings not encountered in idiopathic orbital inflammations [28][29][30]. In our 13 cases of limited ophthalmic WG, ischemia was manifested as collagen necrosis in four of the five cases of scleritis and in all of the orbital cases.…”
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“…The polymorphonuclear leukocytes may show dissolution of their outlines (leukocytoclasis), resulting in the formation of ''nuclear dust''. The propensity of the eosinophils to be scattered throughout the infiltrate, and most distinctively to be intimately admixed within the formed granulomas and among the scattered epithelioid histiocytes, are findings not encountered in idiopathic orbital inflammations [28][29][30]. In our 13 cases of limited ophthalmic WG, ischemia was manifested as collagen necrosis in four of the five cases of scleritis and in all of the orbital cases.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…dans la choroïde en association avec un mclanomc orbitaire. Quelques rares observations m o n tren t la possibilité de l'apparition d 'une P T O en relation avec un corps étranger intraorbitaire (voir cha pitre histologie pathologique) et en relation avec des traumatismes de la paroi orbitaire (Daviens et Wong, 1958;Coop). Braley et Alexander (1947) et Chinaglia et Santelli (1953) …”
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