Orbital Hemangioma, Cause of Infantile Proptosis and Ptosis

Figs 1A to C: Proptosis and ptosis of the upper eyelid with high skin wrinkle (black arrow) on the right eye (RE) were observed on examination.B. MRI: hyperintense hemangioma is observed in T2 and with marked contrast uptake (red arrow).C. At two years of follow up, there is still slight proptosis in RE, lower eyelid retraction (black arrow) and almost resolved ptosis due to the natural regression of the lesion (blue arrow) Figs 2A to C: MRI: hyperintense T2 lesion with marked contrast uptake (red arrow) of 16 × 14 mm in extension, located above and on the lateral rectus muscle of the right eye (RE) suggestive of hemangioma.B. 3D reconstruction: extraconal lesion that does not deform the eyeball or adjacent osteoclastic lesions seen, suspected of malignancy.C. MRI in T1 with hypointense lesion without signs of malignancy