Figures & data
Table 1 Tumor Details in OAL Patients
Table 2 Radiographic Findings in IgG4-ROD vs OAL Patients
Figure 1 Bilateral periocular tendon involvement in a patient with OAL presenting via blurry muscle insertions of the four recti muscles (coronary CT with contrast agent, soft tissue window).
![Figure 1 Bilateral periocular tendon involvement in a patient with OAL presenting via blurry muscle insertions of the four recti muscles (coronary CT with contrast agent, soft tissue window).](/cms/asset/b4efb200-f223-42d6-8468-61b19f35c0f0/doph_a_12177245_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2 (A) Apparent bilateral infraorbital canal and nerve infiltration (arrows) in a patient with IgG4-ROD (coronary T1 MRI scan with contrast agent). (B) In comparison bilateral infraorbital nerve infiltration (arrows) in a patient with mantle cell OAL (coronary CT scan with contrast agent, soft tissue window).
![Figure 2 (A) Apparent bilateral infraorbital canal and nerve infiltration (arrows) in a patient with IgG4-ROD (coronary T1 MRI scan with contrast agent). (B) In comparison bilateral infraorbital nerve infiltration (arrows) in a patient with mantle cell OAL (coronary CT scan with contrast agent, soft tissue window).](/cms/asset/e5fd6e09-fd56-4478-b56a-65bfb19b8ac1/doph_a_12177245_f0002_b.jpg)