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Recurrent orbital myositis: report of a familial incidence.
Archives of neurology - 1 Nov 1999
Maurer I, Zierz S
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: In orbital myositis, painful diplopia develops owing to an enlargement of the extraocular muscles. Diagnosis is established based on history, clinical manifestations, and therapeutic response to steroids, with the findings of magnetic resonance imaging providing additional information. OBSERVATION: We observed a family in which 4 members had an ophthalmopathy suggestive of orbital myositis. The...
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