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Last updated on: August 22nd, 2021
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A 12-year-old girl presents with redness, swelling, and protrusion of her left eye since waking up a couple of hours ago. There is no alteration in the vision of the affected eye.
Her history is significant for left-sided central facial pain for one day, and a frontal headache and rhinorrhea for two days. Her mother put these symptoms down to a case of 'sinus infection' and did not seek medical attention.
There is no history of facial trauma or insect bites to the affected area. Her medical, surgical, drug, allergic, and family histories are all unremarkable.
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