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Case Reports
Nonblinding, penetrating orbital injury with pontine and cerebellar involvement secondary to antenna trauma.
- Savak Teymoorian, Ashley San Filippo, and Billi Wallace.
- University of Missouri, Department of Ophthalmology, Kansas City, Missouri, MO, USA. sevakteymoorian@hotmail.com
- J Neuroimaging. 2012 Apr 1;22(2):201-3.
Background And PurposeTraumatic pontine and cerebellar damage originating from ocular injury has been documented in the past; however, no report has been made about an orbital trauma causing injury to the pons and cerebellum with associated neurological symptoms while leaving the globe, visual pathway, and ocular controls intact.MethodsChart review of a single case of a traumatic antenna injury.ResultsA traumatic antenna injury that penetrated the orbit and injured the pons and cerebellum without involving the visual pathway and its controls.ConclusionsPontine and cerebellar injury can occur from trauma that originated in the orbit and traveled posteriorly through the cranium without causing any overt damage to ocular structures but still causing other associated neurological problems.Copyright © 2011 by the American Society of Neuroimaging.
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