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Nasopharyngeal Cancer with Ophthalmic Revelation: About Three Cases

Abdi Rhizlane, Chariba Siham, Asmae Maadan, Rachid Sekhsoukh

Asian Journal of Research and Reports in Ophthalmology · pp. 73–78 · Published 24 May 2020

Abstract

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is a major problem in Maghreb. Diagnosis difficult and often at a late stage, this tumor has benefited from the technical progress of radiotherapy. In the stages of complications it can be revealed by ophthalmological manifestations including oculomotorpalsy, papillaryedema or exophthalmia In our series we report three cases of patients with cavumtumors revealed by a papillary edema for the first one, exophthalmia for the second and oculomotorparalysis for the third.

Nasopharyngeal cancer exophtalmia papillary edema oculomotor paralysis.

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