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Coexistent orbital and cerebellar venous anomalies in linear sebaceous naevus syndrome
A A Seawright1, T J Sullivan, J T Pelekanos
1Department of Ophthalmology, Royal Children's Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland.
Background:
Orbital venous anomalies can result in significant morbidity and have been reported in association with other venous anomalies, some with the potential for serious complication.
Methods/Results:
We present a case of an orbital venous anomaly coexistent with a large cerebellar venous angioma and a linear sebaceous naevus. Clinical features, associations, complications and management principles are presented.
Conclusion:
Upon clinical recognition of an orbital venous anomaly, brain imaging and appropriate clinical assessment should be considered in light of the possibility of coexistence of potentially life-threatening lesions.