This report unveils a novel case of primary periorbital extra-skeletal osteoma, suggesting its unique clinical significance.
Osteomas are typically slow-growing benign masses that do not require surgical intervention unless the patient is symptomatic. Orbital osteomas are rare, with fewer than 15 cases of primary orbital osteomas documented in the literature. When present, an osseous connection to the bony orbit is usually noted. The authors present the first report of a primary periorbital extra-skeletal osteoma.
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