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Reilly A Coombs1, Shuai Leng, Laurence J Eckel
1Department of Ophthalmology (RAC, JM, SAM), Mayo Clinic Health System, Eau Claire, Wisconsin; and Departments of Radiology (SL, LJE), Ophthalmology (JJC, AAT, JAG, SAM), and Neurology (JJC), Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.
Abstract:
Photon-counting detector CT is an emerging technology that has the promise to dramatically transform clinical practice. It largely overcomes the limitations of traditional CT, offering ultra-high spatial resolution, suppression of metallic artifact, and reduced radiation dose. We report the case of a 44-year-old patient presenting with gaze-evoked vision loss and history of a retained orbital foreign body. Localization of the foreign body on conventional CT was limited by metallic artifacts, and magnetic resonance imaging was contraindicated. Photon-counting detector CT effectively localized the foreign body and guided management. The potential applications of this newer technology in neuro-ophthalmology are still being explored.
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