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Acquired Brown's syndrome: an unusual cause.

A 62-year-old man with acquired Brown's syndrome is presented. This was due to an orbital metastatic deposit, a cause not previously reported. Other causes of this disorder and its treatment are discussed.

M. Rossor | P. Bradbury | G. Kyle | S. Booth-Mason

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