A case of large postenucleation orbital cyst

Area of Science:

• Ophthalmology
• Surgical Complications
• Orbital Diseases

Background:

• Enucleation, the surgical removal of an eye, can rarely lead to complications.
• Giant postenucleation cysts are an uncommon sequela that can mimic orbital malignancy.

Observation:

• This report details a case of giant postenucleation cyst of the orbit.
• The clinical presentation of this rare entity is characteristic and aids in diagnosis.

Findings:

• The tenth case of giant postenucleation cyst in the world literature is presented.
• Detailed clinical findings and management strategies for this specific case are described.

Implications:

• Familiarity with giant postenucleation cysts is crucial for ophthalmic surgeons to prevent misdiagnosis.
• Accurate identification ensures appropriate management and avoids unnecessary aggressive treatments for presumed orbital tumors.