J Korean Neurol Assoc.
1997 Aug;15(4):915-920.
Spontaneous remission and exacervation of painful ophthalmoplegia associated with malignant lymphoma
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- 1Department of Neurology, Yonsei University College of Medicine.
Abstract
- Painful ophthalmoplegia is an unusual presentation of malignant lymphoma. Moreover, spontaneous remission and exacerbation of it has quite rarely been reported. We present a patient who showed spontaneous remission and exacerbation of the painful ophthalmoplegia. Brain MR imagings showed infiltrating, iso-intensity mass a, TlWl and T2WI, and strong enhancement with gadolinium on TIWI in parasellar area. Malignant lymphoma of diffuse large cell type was found in cervical lymph node biopsy.
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