proptotic

prop·tot·ic

(prop-tot'ik),

Referring to proptosis.

prop·tot·ic

(prop-tot'ik)

Referring to proptosis.

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It should be stressed that in contrast to Marfan syndrome, which is characterised by enophthalmos, Shprintzen-Goldberg syndrome is characterised by proptotic eyes because of the existing craniosynostosis.

A rare case of Shprintzen Goldberg syndrome

Chemosis was seen, and the eye was clearly proptotic. No bleeding was noted in the nose, and the ethmoid sinuses had not yet been dissected on that side, so an arterial bleed was discounted as the cause.

Iatrogenic fracture of the superomedial orbital rim during frontal trephine irrigation

On our examination, the left eye had a proptotic appearance.

Dural ectasia of the optic nerve and unilateral proptosis-two rare comorbidities associated with idiopathic intracranial hypertension/ Idiopatik intrakranial hipertansiyonda nadir gorulen iki ayri komorbidite optik sinir dura ektazisi ve unilateral proptozis

approach for en bloc resection of optic nerve gliomas with preservation of the annulus of Zinn has been described to be effective for debulking a proptotic blind eye [61].

A clinical update and radiologic review of pediatric orbital and ocular tumors

Physical examination revealed that the man's left eye was grossly proptotic with resistance to retropulsion.

A giant malignant hemangiopericytoma of the orbit

* Dorsal midbrain syndrome (Parinaud syndrome) the globes elevate on the doll's head maneuver and the eye tends not to be injected or proptotic.

Thyroid associated orbitopathy--unilateral presentation

In addition to hair loss and a wide-eyed stare or proptotic appearance, physical findings may include localized myxedema (particularly pretibial), irritative keratoconjunctivitis, lid lag, diplopia, tachycardia, hyperactive reflexes, and smooth, warm, and velvety skin.