A case of bilateral @entity1817 presenting with chronic XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2194 @entity9577 @entity5 @entity1066 @entity1817 @entity1180
The @entity1817 is characterized by atelectasis of the maxillary sinus in the setting of subclinical @entity1180 . The resultant expansion of orbital volume causes @entity9577 and hypoglobus. A review of the literature reveals only unilateral cases. The authors present a case of bilateral @entity1817 presenting with chronic @entity2194 . A 56-year-old @entity1 was referred for tarsorrhaphy to treat a chronic recurrent corneal @entity1066 . Exam revealed an area of corneal thinning in the left eye. The @entity1 appeared cachectic and there was @entity9577 , hypoglobus, and lagophthalmos on both sides, left worse than right. Due to the @entity1 's appearance and a history of sinonasal @entity5 , recurrent @entity5 was suspected. A systemic workup was unrevealing, and radiographic studies showed the features of @entity1817 bilaterally. The @entity1 underwent sinus surgery and placement of a left orbital floor implant.
