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Location of orbital masses can help in the differential diagnosis. Moreover, imaging features of lymphoma at diagnosis can be useful in planning surgical biopsy. Pattern of follow-up described may be relevant on monitoring imaging. TEACHING POINTS : • Orbital lymphoma involves mainly superior-lateral quadrant and the orbital structures inside. • Location of retrobulbar mass-like lesions are useful information in the differential diagnosis. • Satisfactory response is detected after treatment, however relapse is noted, so follow-up is needed.
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