1 ed a 21-year-old man who presented with left exophthalmos.

2 ith relapsing polychondritis presenting with exophthalmos.

3  relapsing polychondritis who presented with exophthalmos.

4 ease is hyperthyroidism, diffuse goiter, and exophthalmos.

5 I 22%-7%) developed subsequent contralateral exophthalmos.

6 ple, ptosis, piloerection, tremor, ataxia or exophthalmos.

7                Physical examination revealed exophthalmos and crepitations suggestive of subcutaneous

8 15%-10%) had clinical evidence of unilateral exophthalmos at the first visit.

9 ye disease with the appearance of unilateral exophthalmos at the initial examination is a fairly freq

10 al proptosis and determine the occurrence of exophthalmos in contralateral non-proptotic eye over the

11 s with Graves' hyperthyroidism, resulting in exophthalmos, periorbital edema, pain, double vision, op

12 thy includes treatment of globe malposition (exophthalmos), strabismus, and eyelid abnormalities.

13 rgency Department with a painful right-sided exophthalmos that he had noticed in the morning immediat

14                                              Exophthalmos was assessed by using both Hertel exophthal