intraorbitale Zystizerkose

Disseminated

cysticercosis in China with complex and variable clinical manifestations: a case series. MRI of the brain, orbit, and body. Fat-suppressed T2-weighted axial and coronal images of brain and abdomen showed numerous well-defined hyperintense lesions with eccentric scolex involving the (a) left temporal lobe, left orbital muscle, right diaphragm, right occipital lobe, (b) masseter, tongue muscles, (c) erector spinae, and (d) psoas magnus muscles

Ocular

cysticercosis with vitreous hemorrhage: a rare complication of a common disease. Ocular B-scan ultrasonography (a) showing septations and debris in vitreous on both sides. There is cystic area with small peripheral solid nodular area in subretinal space in both eyes (right and left eyes). [Arrows] Gross examination of pathological specimen revealed a thin walled, transparent, globular cyst with eccentrically placed small scolex (b). [Arrow] Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of orbit showing V-shape retinal detachment in posterior chamber of left globe. Heterogeneous hyperintense signal is seen in posterior chamber of right globe (c, d) [Arrows].

Unusual

presentation of orbital cysticercosis-ptosis, diminution of vision and medial rectus weakness: a case report. CT orbits showing multiple small non enhancing well defined hypo dense lesion in medial rectus and superior rectus muscles of left orbit.