Presentation
Head trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 65 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Senile calcific scleral plaques
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Soft tissue swelling in the right high parietal region.
Incidentally noted bilateral senile calcific scleral plaques.
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Red arrows: senile calcific scleral plaques.
Case Discussion
Senile calcific scleral plaques are incidental finding in elderly, that usually occur medially or laterally, just anterior to the insertion of respective rectus muscle.
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