Optic neuropathy caused by expanded Onodi cell mucocele

A visual field test revealed the expansion of the Mariotte blind spot, while ocular motility and main cranial nerve function were undisturbed. Wada reported the sphenoid sinus can be opened safely following preoperative assessment of the anterior wall, the position of the superior turbinate, and ost...

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Sinuses
Surgery
Tomography, X-Ray Computed
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