Low flow venous malformation lesion presented with medial canthal swelling simulating swelling of the lacrimal sac origin: A case report

Nayef Fahad Alswaina; Adel H. ALSuhaibani

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Original Article

9 (

); 185-188

Low flow venous malformation lesion presented with medial canthal swelling simulating swelling of the lacrimal sac origin: A case report

Nayef Fahad Alswaina, Adel H. ALSuhaibani

Received: 2015-01-27, Accepted: 2015-02-15, Published: 2015-06-04

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Abstract

Low flow venous malformation lesions (e.g. cavernous venous malformations) are commonly seen in the orbit and peri-orbital area. Common conditions may present with unexpected presentation. Here we report a 50 years old male patient with low flow venous malformation lesion presented with medial canthal swelling similar to the swelling typically seen in lacrimal sac related pathologies.