An External Ophthalmomyasis Case Presented with Orbital Cellulitis Symptoms

Oestrus ovis larvae are the most common cause of ophthalmomyiasis. It is frequently observed in spring and summer agricultural areas where there many livestock animals, these generally external Here, we report an atypical case with orbital cellulitis symptoms due to A 51-year-old male patient was referred outpatient clinic right eye erythema swelling periorbital tissues, conjunctival congestion, chemosis, mucopurulent discharge, movement limitation who diagnosed as magnetic resonance imaging-based. During careful ophthalmological examination, mobile were removed from conjunctiva slit-lamp examination revealed that has infected first stage larvae. He treated antibiotics antihistamines oral therapy topically antibiotics, steroids, anticholinergics recovered without complications. External ophthalmomyiasis may cellulite findings allergic reaction internal confuse diagnosis.