Síndrome del seno cavernoso como inicio de un linfoma de Burkitt: a propósito de un caso y revisión de la bibliografía

The cavernous sinus is a structure in the base of the skull that houses several nerve and vascular structures. Its compromise leads to cavernous sinus syndrome, which is a combination of oculomotor disorders and others affecting the first two trigeminal branches, often accompanied by pain or proptosis. Infiltration due to Burkitt's lymphoma is a rare cause of this syndrome.A 43-year-old male, carrier of human immunodeficiency virus, with good...