Relative hypersensitivity in healthy eye by frequency doubling perimetry in patients with severely damaged contralateral eye

Long term survival of patient with invasive aspergillosis involving orbit, paranasal sinus, and central nervous systemAspergillus infections of the paranasal sinuses are classified as invasive or non-invasive.1 The vast majority are non-invasive with a good prognosis; however, the invasive type behaves as a malignant neoplasm with bone destruction, orbital and intracranial extensions, and a high mortality rate.[2][3][4] We present one patient with invasive paranasal aspergillosis that extended into the orbit and cranial cavities, and who has survived for 9 years and 1 month.