When the Eyelid Beats: A Possible Variant of Wyburn–Mason Syndrome Without Retinal Angioma

Key Points

• To explore eyelid pulsatile masses as potential indicators of underlying intracranial issues, particularly arteriovenous malformations.
• Case report analysis of a unique patient presentation.
• Assessment of clinical symptoms including eyelid pulsations.
• Imaging studies to investigate possible intracranial causes.
• Identified eyelid pulsatile mass as the sole symptom.
• Confirmed presence of an underlying intracranial arteriovenous malformation through imaging.
• Noted the absence of retinal angiomas typically associated with Wyburn–Mason syndrome.