Unilateral Ptosis In A Football Player - Page #3
 

Lab Studies:
None

Other Studies:
An MRI of the brain without contrast was obtained, which showed largely obscured paranasal sinuses and orbits but no intracranial abnormalities.

Consultations:
The patient was evaluated by an ophthalmologist who documented a flat-appearing superior tarsus, with the left brow set lower than the right and difficulty elevating the left forehead. The provider suspected a cranial nerve seven palsy leading to abnormal elevation of the left forehead with possible lid ptosis.

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