This paper evaluates angular vein varix as a vascular condition that can mimic lacrimal sac disease, examining its clinical and imaging features to aid in differential diagnosis.
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Clinicians should consider angular vein varix in the differential diagnosis when evaluating a medial canthal or lacrimal sac region mass, as vascular mimics may lead to unnecessary or inappropriate intervention.
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