A Rare Case of Epithelioid Haemangioendothelioma of the Lateral Orbit in a 22-Year-Old Patient

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  Figure 1. Coronal view of the MRI head with a well-defined mass (indicated by the arrow) at the right lateral orbit

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  Figure 2. Axial view of the CT head demonstrating the bony lesion (indicated by the arrow) at the right lateral orbit

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  Figure 3. Clinical photograph demonstrating hyperglobus of the right eye and displacement of the right lateral canthus (indicated by the arrow)

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  Figure 4. Left facial view demonstrating displacement of the right lateral canthus (as indicated by the arrow)

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  Figure 5. Right-sided view of the right lateral canthus (as indicated by the arrow)

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  Figure 6. PET-CT demonstrating the metabolically active expansile mass at the right orbit PET: Positron emission tomography

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  Figure 7. 3D right-sided view of the CT head demonstrating destruction of the right orbit and zygoma (indicated by the arrow)

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  Figure 8. 3D left-sided view of the CT head demonstrating destruction of the right orbit and zygoma (indicated by the arrow)

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  Figure 9. 3D frontal view of CT head with right orbito-zygomatic implant

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  Figure 10. 3D right-sided view of CT head with right orbito-zygomatic implant

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  Figure 11. 3D left-sided view of CT head with right orbito-zygomatic implant

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  Figure 12. Clinical photograph taken two weeks following excision of the EHE from the right orbit (indicated by the arrow) EHE: Epithelioid haemangioendothelioma