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• TITLE: Unusual Case of Unilateral Neonatal Eyeball Luxation: A Case Report

  AUTHORS: Abdullah S. Alghamdi, Muhammed S. Alrajeh, Ahmad S. Alsalem, Silvana Schellini, Azzah Maktabi, Amal Alhumaidan, Diego Strianese

  KEYWORDS: Neonatal Proptosis, Optic Nerve Glioma, Globe Dislocation, Globe Preservation, Cosmetic Surgery

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Ophthalmology, Vol.14 No.1, February 28, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The newborn infant presented with severe proptosis. Data on clinical history, presentation, photos, radiological imaging, and laboratory results were presented. A literature review was conducted for the case and relevant treatment modalities. The surgical technique and the outcome were also discussed. The mass was present since birth in a full term neonate, causing complete globe dislocation of the left eye. Imaging showed a large cystic retro-bulbar mass completely occupying the orbital cavity and causing anterior dislocation of the left globe. Surgical excision of the tumor was carried out with globe preservation and Histopathology examination confirmed the diagnosis of optic nerve glioma. This was an atypical presentation of an optic nerve glioma causing globe dislocation in a neonate. The resection of such a large orbital tumor made globe preservation possible and resulted in an excellent cosmetic outcome.